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>>I typed "Frequency shift keying" into
>>Google and just read 3 great articles
>>on it. There is ample information out
>>there about the technology...
>>You need to learn the science and
>>technology behind the products
>>you're documenting. It's just that
>>simple.
>I'm with Andrew on this, attitude-wise.
>But sometimes it is harder than Andrew
>implies.
Just as doing a Google-search on "deep packet filtering" and reading
some of the articles doesn't alone make me an expert on blended
application attacks?
OTOH, I also agree...ya gotta know something about the field you are
in...at least enough to ask intelligent questions.
