The article mentions one of the things I remember most about The Cuckoo’s Egg. It was Stoll's use of simple tech, a printer, to securely log the activities of

The article mentions one of the things I remember most about The Cuckoo’s Egg. It was Stoll's use of simple tech, a printer, to securely log the activities of the intruder. No worrying about tampered logs, or any of that. Of course, he had physical security at Lawrence Berkeley Lab. I wouldn't want to play that game if I was in an insecure location. It's just not fun. Still, good book. Formative in my youth.