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Disclaimer
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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The information in this weblog is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. This weblog does not represent the thoughts, intentions, plans or strategies of my employer. It is solely my opinion. Inappropriate comments will be deleted...
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Don't rely upon 802.1X to secure your wired networks!
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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Steve Riley gave a fasinating session @ IT Forum where he commented that 802.1X for wired networks would not solve as many security problems as people perceive. 802.1X does NOT authenticate each packet (unlike IPSEC ESP-null) and hence WITH PHYSICAL ACCESS...
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Securing Wireless LANs with PEAP and Passwords
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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There's a wealth of excellent prescriptive Guidance from Microsoft Consultants which is available for free download at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/guidance The wireless guide explains how to secure both large scale Enterprise networks and...
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Blog Spam / Phishing / Harvesting
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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Many Blogs are receiving feedback with links to the following URL - DO NOT FOLLOW THIS LINK(that's why I've left off the http:// prefix) "cool12xp.s20.xrea.com". Typical entries have the title of "Great article" with text along the following lines: "Great...
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Poetic Justic - the Register advocates XP SP2
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/11/21/register_adserver_attack/ I'm not saying that it's good that anyone's been hacked, simply that publicity to get people to install XP SP2 is a good thing.
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Protecting Your Windows Network - paths hackers can use to infiltrate networks
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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Steve Riley @ Jesper Johansson are writing a book titled "Proecting Your Windows Network" - an interesting except can be found I found here
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Why isn't the Firefox code signed?
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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I'm having a look @ Firefox and have noticed that the code is not signed and therefore it's theoretically possible for a trojan to have been inserted in it.
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Hacking Vodka!
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
I came across the following post on slashdot Hacking Vodka Posted by michael on Saturday November 20, @12:06AM from the everclear dept. enrico_suave writes "A group of geeks aimed to find out whether running cheap vodka through a brita water filter would...
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How to get around CISCO's Security Agent!
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
Steve Riley's Blog includes the following post which just shows that even brand new security software can be circumvented. "A vulnerability exists in which a properly timed buffer overflow attack may evade the protections offered by CSA . The system under...
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How to encourage users to take security seriously
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
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Such a huge topic. In my experience getting users to buy into their role in security is imperitive and it's also pretty difficult. We've all seen examples of machines that are left unlocked in open offices. We've seen corporate IT departments that have...
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How to contain hackers and stop worms viruses and spam
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over 9 years ago
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It's great to be back in Copenhagen for ITForum 2004. I'm really looking forward to Steve Riley and Jesper Johansson's pre-conference session tommorrow covering how to deal with the practical challenges of stopping malicious users from stealing your corporate...
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Apparently Keystroke Logging Isn't Wiretapping
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
Another interesting article on Slashdot. http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/11/23/0311227&from=rss
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I thoroughly enjoyed debating whether privacy's dead at the IEE Law and Security event
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
Details of the event can be found here . The panel session debated whether privacy's dead given the ever greater power afforded to government and law enforcement to inspect electronic communications. Clearly this is a contentious topic and there is a...
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Blog SPAM
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over 9 years ago
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William Luu's feedback to my last post makes a great deal of sense - "They're just trying to boost their websites' Google Rank. It could very well be one of those bots/scripts doing the rounds" I've looked more closely at the site and can confirm that...
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What are the privacy implications of Moblogs?
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over 9 years ago
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Steve Lamb
It's only a matter of time before Moblogs hit the mainstream. Clearly this is something the mobile operators will encourage and so many people have camera phones & love sharing pictures. Moblogs are likely to be seen as requiring less effort than...
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