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Yesterday at Black Hat 2008, along with some other stuff , we announced that we will be adding some new information to Security Bulletins - an "Exploitability Index" for each of the vulnerabilities addressed by the bulletin. Based upon talking with Microsoft Read More...
In the past, I haven't always stayed to hear the Crypto panel, but based upon the excellent one this year, I'll definitely include it in my plans going forward. If you want to hear an overview of what they all said, I can recommend Robert Vamosi's story Read More...
Read the full Part 1 on CSOonline . Recently, Red Hat has raised some objections to my use in analysis of the High, Medium and Low severity ratings as determined by the National Institute of Standards (NIST) for the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) Read More...
A few weeks after my July OS Vulnerability Scorecard posting, I was amused to see a posting about it on truthhhappens.redhatmagazine.com (click to see the post). I can't even do it justice by paraphrasing, so here is the text: A Microsoft vulnerability Read More...
I was in a meeting with a large group of security professional today talking about SDL, reducing vulnerabilities, metrics, and so on - my normal topics - and we got into a really interesting discussion about which areas of focus can get the best practical Read More...
So, a couple of days ago, I happened upon the tantalizing headline of Review: Vista, XP Users Equally At Peril To Viruses, Exploits. What!? As you can imagine, the headline sucked me in and I had to read it. Frankly, the article as well as the scientific Read More...
This past weekend I dug into an aspect of Windows Server codename "Longhorn" to personally check out something that I've been excited about for a while - a "server core" installation. Doing the Installation After burning myself a Beta3 disk, I fired it Read More...
Since published my Windows Vista - 90 Day Vulnerability Report , I have been reading a lot of the various commentary and generally, I take it with a grain of salt. Many of the comments indicate that the person didn't even read the report, which is fairly Read More...
 
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