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I remember my first Kung Fu lesson. It left me almost sick from exhaustion. It also taught me a valuable lesson that proved to be very applicable to information security. In the midst of the all the blocking of his punches and kicks, my instructor mentioned that this was the worst way to deal with an attack, rather, I should focus on not being there when the hit lands. read more