security-focus listers,
i have a box (bsd) that i need to lay some type of GUI packet decoder on,
but i need it to display on a remote workstation. i know this can be
accomplished with running etherpeek w/ x11 forwarding. Heres the problem,
the remote workstation is a win2k box. any ideas?
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We are currently developing a system to allow remote users (via the
internet) to use our database system. The data files are all legacy
in Dbase4 format.
The problem I face is how to set this up. The solutions I'm looking
at are a server
To the best of my knowledge, the encryption keys and signing keys are the
same.
i.e. You would negotiate a session key that would be used to symmetrically
encrypt the data sent. The fact that the recipient can decrypt it implies
that the data is authentic, since only the two parties would be
Coyote Linux (www.coyotelinux.com)is a great floppy disk solution(there
is an embedded version on the way, but not here yet), and if you are
looking for something a little more robust, you may consider setting up
a Linux box, with iptables. Freesco is also a decent floppy solution,
and has a
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Great question. I definitely want to take a stab at this one.
First all of if you are worried about redundancy you could get a back
up line and run bgp. That might be a little too complex for this
scenario so my other answers follow the posters
Does anyone have or know of a report/website that
has evaluated Security Auditing tools such as
Intrusion.com, Aelita, etc? I would like to see a
comparison between different auditing tools in order
to make an educated determination on which tool
my client should implement.
If
But if the box is compromised, so is your internal network! ;(
Denny
At 06:30 PM 2/12/2002 +, James McGee wrote:
The last place I worked at had a great method...
Put an addition NIC in them, that way you can keep it separate you can also
use this for the admin of the site. In addition,
DEMARC isn't free for everyone.
FREE FOR NON-COMMERCIAL USE
No part of DEMARC may be used by any commercial entity without having first
obtained a commercial license from DEMARC Organization unless exempt by
meeting one of the following conditions:
a. Your company's primary business is as an
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Yeah I am going to go out on a limb and be contrary. What you are
saying is not exactly clear to me but I am going to give it a shot
anyway
Can't an ids look at the actual payload instead of the url layer 3
- - layer 4 info?
Are you talking about
Buy an old Pentium 100 with 32 MB RAM and a 2 GB hard drive at a computer
show for about $25.
Put a couple of NICs in it.
Download the ISO copy of Smoothwall from www.smoothwall.org and burn it to
CD.
Install on the old Pentium 100
Surf fast and safely.
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In addition to running a linksys modem router I would implement a
utility like Router Rooter or LinkLogger. It allows you to see what's
going on with your router and who and or what is hitting it from the
outside.
RouterRooter is freeware found at http://routerrooter.perceptron.com/
LinkLogger
Right. That is a way they may be run. Don't do that. Not that big a
thing to modify your own configuration.
V/R
Jim
John Daniele wrote:
Why just don't run emailed executables?
Because for as long as you are running an email client that interprets
vb/java/lotus/*scripting code, you
Hi.
The access_log file from my apache web server (1.3.22) have
the following lines:
195.175.122.227 - - [12/Feb/2002:21:50:54 -0500] HEAD
http://www.members.lolitas-porn.com/ HTTP/1.0 200 0
195.175.122.227 - - [12/Feb/2002:21:57:20 -0500] HEAD
http://www.members.lolitas-porn.com/ HTTP/1.0
A current list?
www.google.com
I'm glad to see that AOL is finally cleaning up its PCs and servers.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 2:37 PM
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Subject: Contraband hacking tool Executables
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Just a thought.
You might want to CHECK a site before you suggest someone use it. There IS
no IANA assignment listed for port 32230 - it's been checked (even according
to the original message in the thread) so sending this link isn't very
helpful, is it?
Regards,
Robert
Hey Folks,
I think the Certificates (MCSE, CCNA...) has run its course, so I am
going to kill it. If you are still inclined to offer the original poster
your opinion/advice, please feel free to do so off-line.
Stephen Entwisle
Moderator, Security-Basics
SecurityFocus
Browse through the programming section of Securityfocus.com. I saw some
freely available firewall api's.
Justin
Sec Info
Indeed, Demarc is VERY cool. We use snort+demarc+ntop on an OpenBSD 2.9 box,
mostly for safety net for our other IDS systems. Its actually somewhat
amazing what snort+demarc catches vs some of the 'commercial' IDS packages.
I highly recommend Demarc, you cannot beat the price (though there are
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Argus is a company that produces security products. They are most
well known for their pitbull firewalls and hosting the openhack
challenge. I believe they do have a logging tool also.
Cheers,
Leon
PS: Russel is quite friendly if the original
It appears that this program is only for WinNT/2000, unless I am
mistaken...
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Can anyone recommend a program (preferably free) that
will tell you which program is listening on an open port in
windoze 95/98?
Fport
There are 3 books that I would recommend (and ones that I use).
1. Planning for PKI by Housley and Polk (Wiley Tech Publishing)
2. PKI by Tom Austin (also Wiley Tech Publishing)
3. PKI: Implementing and Managing E-Security (RSA Press)
If you are serious about understanding the inner workings of
Nick,
I use a Sonicwall (www.sonicwall.com) SOHO2 (they are now up to SOHO3).
Off of that I use a Linksys 5 port switch where I have 3 machines connected.
I also have a Netgear Ethernet to Phone Line bridge
(www.netgear.com/categories.asp?xrp=7yrp=17) connected and I have one of my
I have to second the linksys suggestion. I have the 4-port router
and wireless access point combo(available for $149 at www.pcmall.com)
and I am extremely satisfied. They are really easy to set up. I set
up my 5 machines in less that 30 minutes. Mine seems to be secure
for what I need.
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