Magnetic force microscopy and other such things could (and do) indeed
read past data from a hard drive that has been wiped many times (I have
heard many conflicting and often wild claims about the exact number). A
single pass can defeat anything the drive circuitry can grab from the
disk and if y
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Like I have posted before to other lists.. here is what I think about all of this
"Disk Sanitizers"
1. Drives remap bad sectors, most disk sanitizers do not wipe previously allocated bad
sectors (that is, sectors in the Grown Defect List of an ID
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I like Nessus, it is GPL and so you know exactly what you are getting
and it is maintained!
Not only that, Nessus has Excellent reporting (Including HTML with nice
looking PIE graphs)...
I like to run a Nessus server using Linux (nessusd) and a N
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It looks a lot like the BadTrans Worm
I would suggest it is Badtrans.A but it could be Badtrans.B (less likely
because the files you mention are send in the original and, although the
.B version also sends them, it is less likely)
If the worm repl
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HTTP, FTP, Telnet, SSL, NNTP and E-Mail all use TCP and can be easily
tunnelled or used through a proxy system, Messaging and Streaming video
may use UDP and that makes it VERY hard.
Here are some notes that may help..
1. HTTP,FTP
MANY proxy ser
