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Source: SysAdmin Magazine - Posted by Dave Wreski
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This is a general introduction to VPNs, including information on why they're used, architecture decisions, and more. A Virtual Private Network is a secured network connection between an individual and a private network (client-to-server) or a remote LAN and a private . . . |
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Source: Bruce Schneier - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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Every season yields a bumper crop of computer security stories: break-ins, new vulnerabilities, new products. But this season has also given us a crop of stories about computer security philosophy. There has been a resurgence in opposition to the full disclosure . . . |
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Source: ITWorld - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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You've got a sound security setup, with firewalls, intrusion detection, authentication and authorization -- the gamut. Still, one day you find that valuable data is missing from a corporate server. You have no idea whether it's in the hands of an external hacker or a malicious insider. Now what do you do? . . . |
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Source: TechWeb - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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The SANS Institute revealed Tuesday that the top computer security concerns of 56 federal executives and administrators are: systems being used to attack other agencies' systems; computers being taken off-line for weeks because of hacker-caused corruption; and hackers changing data on . . . |
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Source: NewsAlert [LinuxToday] - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Network ICE is disclosing the source code to a new e-mail sniffing program called "Altivore." This software provides a potential alternative to ISPs who do not want to install the FBI's secretive black-box known as "Carnivore." Altivore will allow ISPs to respond to court ordered e-mail surveillance without FBI help, thus allowing them to be self-regulated instead of government regulated.. . . |
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Source: InfoSecurity Mag - Posted by Dave Wreski
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There are plenty of options for user authentication, but none is a "one-size-fits-all" solution. With so many available technologies, how do you select the right one for your organization's needs? "Systems architects sometimes get stuck on security planning, because it's hard . . . |
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Source: CNET.com - Posted by Jen Olson
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Security experts have uncovered a new class of vulnerabilities in Unix and Linux systems that let attackers take full control of computers. These "format string" vulnerabilities started surfacing about two months ago, said Elias Levy, a moderator of the Bugtraq . . . |
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Source: Security Portal - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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Computer security is difficult to achieve. It requires constant vigilance, and it involves inconvenience. Sometimes, expensive products are offered that are claimed to solve your security problems with no problems, and they do not deliver. However, there are a number of . . . |
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Source: Times of India - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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It could almost be a film script. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is attacked by hackers who wreck havoc by flooding its website with false requests and bring it to a standstill. Yet this is what happened earlier this year. . . . |
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Source: MSNBC - Posted by Dave Wreski
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If the U.S. Patent Office does what it has said it will do, companies using the Internet for computer-to-computer international trade will have to pay a royalty fee to Ed Pool. Mr. Pool, 45 years old, hails from this tiny lakeside . . . |
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