None,
> Q. is there an answer to that? i can't setup a hardware firewall,
and i need windows to run more often than linux (for the time being.)
>
Why not? No physical space? If you have an old 'doorstop' machine, grab
a 20-meg smoothwall *.iso and live live in peace. We fed a few machines here
Skibi,
> BTW does onyone can give me a hint with secure ftp? Is stunnel the nly
> option or there is another service?
>
have a look at WinSCP -
http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/
" ...WinSCP is an open source SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) and SCP (Secure
CoPy) client for Windows using SSH (S
Ulisses,
>I´ve heard there are flaws in Iris and Facial recognition. Does anybody
know where i can find information about these flaws ?
Research counterpane.com's stuff, I think Bruce had an article iris stuff
recently... see the Crypto-Gram articles.
cheers,
/b
Chris,
> Well, the best plan would be to wipe your hard drive and start over, but
> barring that, my next step would be to use SpybotSD, it's pretty good at
> cleaning out garbage like that. If it works you might consider sending a
> donation, the developer does all that work for free.
>
Agre
Nokio,
> Anyway. I'm fairly new with Linux networking and i'm a little stumped. I
> have three boxes, none have OS's yet, but i'm planning on one having Windows
> XP Pro, and the other two with Redhat 8.0. My plan is to have one of the
> Redhat boxes set up kind of as a router(?) so my two comp
Morton,
> You might want to check out http://www.astero.com - they have an excellent
> firewall (requires a standalone box with a 400 MHz processor and 128 MB
> RAM); it runs on a hardened Linux distro, and you can include Kapersky AV
> for a nominal price (or free, if you particpate actively in t
Jose,
> We have possibly had some type of incident at our work place. I'd like to
> know if it is possible to check and see the "User Login" history on a Win2K
> pro machine. Is this history log enabled by default? What are some other
> ways?
A starting point would be your Security logs, under
Ronish,
Let good ol' capitalism take ahold, let the market bear it out.
Let the largest consumer of computer stuff in the world set a standard, betcha
others will follow:
http://hsc.house.gov/files/Testimony_Schneier.pdf
(above link from http://www.sans.org/newsletters/newsbites/vol5_28.php)
/
Kelly,
> I will be building an FAQ for the Security-Basics mailing list over the
> coming month or so. I would appreciate comments and opinions on what you
> think should be included in the first version of the FAQ.
Would there be any room for a 'mentality' or 'attitude' category? I've read in
Shane,
> How about people posting their favorite secure programs for email,
> etc... :-)
Windows: Virtual Access. Plain text, you can select not to view html, and
*anything* not in plain ol' text comes as an attachment. Further, you can set
it to require a double-click to open said attch'd
Salvatore,
> Does anyone know what port 1 is used for. (snip)
I believe this is the default port for Linux (other os?) application Web Min,
such as https://x.x.x.x:1/
cheers,
/b
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Niall,
> Would anyone hava a llist of the top 50 or less security sites.
such a list is unknown to me, here's my 2 phennings:
http://www.sans.org/
"SANS is the trusted leader in information security research, certification and
education. The SANS (SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security) Institute
> We are looking for a tool that will erase all data beyond recovery from a
> hard drive. We going to get rid of few computers and do not want data to get
> into anyone's hand. Both freeware and commercial ware are ok. Would prefer a
> solution which is bootable from a cd (OS independent).
DBAN -
Thom,
> As a relative newcomer to the security field, but with a reasonable amount
> of experience in sys admin roles, I am now responsible for the network
> security of the (small) company I work for. One of the things I would like
> to do is determine if (when) our web server, which hosts our a
Tim,
> If you were building a laptop for the purpose of network monitoring,
> sniffing, forensics and security audits, what tools would you put on it?
> Thanks again,
Using one of the free linux's (mandrake 9.1) with the distro comes nmap, and
nmapfe (nice gui) as well as tcpdump. Ethereal is i
Linkcraft,
> Hi, I wish to know if you can direct me to some of the
> web site for the following informations:-
>
> 1. Forms or templates to be used for penetration test
> on:
> 1.1 Planning and preparation.
(snips)
Google it for:
Open-Source Security Testing Methodology Manual
Created by Pete
Hilal,
> i am not sure if i am asking the right question within the same subject,but
> i am configuring the firewall throught the telnet connecting / from winxp
> workstation.
>
> Is there any possibility for any internal user to use any tools that will
> haijack my telnet password - password
Khan,
> We are in process of creating policy on how much (if
> any)control can we give to department's administrators
> to the firewall that will be installed at demarc
> point. (snips)
>
Have a look at smoothwall GPL, right out of the box it blocks
anything above :1024, and has 2 zones. 3 nic
James, et al -
> I didn't see this on your list below but I would be surprised if no one
> had suggested it...
>
> Nessus (www.nessus.org) will do *some* of that depending upon the
> vulnerability and how you configure Nessus to do the scan. The
> following are advantages/disadvantages dependin
Dana, et al,
> Here is a good start for you on some resources to assist you in hardening
> your workstation(s).
>
> The NSA released some unclassified documents on ways to reduce the attack
> surface of you Microsoft based operating systems. I found the Windows XP and
> 2000 guides a good startin
William,
> I would like to set up a SOHO network with a firewall and DMZ for mostly
> web serving and email. Of course, there are private PCs on the internal
> network, Windows and Linux.
>
> My connection is a dynamic IP on a pppoe and I already have an old
> laptop used as a simple firewall set
> That makes absolutely no sense. Plus I am not looking for a philosophical
> answer. I was looking statistics for marketing. Does anyone know of a good
> reference site for firewall and other security statistics.
>
Try www.SANS.org - likely best source of info ;) as they are un-concerned about
s
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