third party. And that takes
money.)
> to that end :-), something is happening with a DNS ISAC. (more later.)
Good idea. Good luck.
Kelly J.
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Kelly J. Cooper- Security Engineer, CISSP
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ven years of hardening hosts against SYN attacks. Five years of
trying to get people to turn off the forwarding of broadcast packets.
Three years of botnets generating meg upon meg of crap-bandwidth.
Where are the super-geniuses?
Kelly J.
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Kelly J. Cooper- Security Engineer, CISSP
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 18:01:44 -, "Kelly J. Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> > So, seven years of hardening hosts against SYN attacks. Five years of
> > trying to get people to turn off the forwarding of
Nope. As previously established, there are ISPs out there using RFC1918
networks in their infrastructure. Also, egress filtering is NOT easy, so
even those ISPs doing it may not be able to do it universally. Plus, lots
of attacks these days are mixing spoofed and legit traffic, or doing
limit
t;before long...
*> > >
*> > >telnet bofh.engr.wisc.edu 666
*
*The Archive of BOFH is here:
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*http://bofh.ntk.net/Bastard.html
Or you can buy the books:
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Kelly J.
(not affiliated, just a fan)
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Kelly J. Cooper- Security Engineer, CISSP
GENUI
On Mar 29, 2:22pm, Sean Donelan wrote:
> Subject: Re: How to get better security people
*
*On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Kelly J. Cooper wrote:
*> I also had a short list of other questions that I used to try and get
*> a feel for the person's "security minded-ness" (my term,
t so candidates are unlikely to come in with the
right skillset native.
But if the person comes in and s/he is someone who thinks about
scenarios and contingency plans and has a working knowledge of
networking/computing, then I can teach him/her everything else.
Kelly J.
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Kelly J. Cooper
ection, i.e. stop managing it in-band
where all the kiddies and the terrorists can get at it and start
managing it OOB. Hide it, shut it away, don't route it, etc.
nevermind what a pain it is to manage TWO networks... nevermind how
much flexibility you lose. (Sorry, my bias is
