Hi Andy,
First, as tempting as it is to write a tool, my advice is to get one off-the-shelf.
My email at work gets stunning quantities of spam. Somewhere around 500 messages per
day, plus another 1000 or so bounce messages from whomever is pummeling our system
with dictionary attacks.
(in case
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Asif Munir wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently in the process of configuring OpenSSH-3.5p1 on a number of
> Tru64 Unix machines. The versions vary from 4.0d all the way to 5.1a. I
> set up OpenSSH on my local workstation running Tru64 5.1a the problem I seem
> to be facing is wit
I may not completely understand the last part of your message. You say:
> The Network
> Services Group is adamant that neither SSH or CISCO TACACS+ will work on a
> router to correct the security issue.
If they mean ssh is not available on Cisco routers, this is incorrect.
http://www.cisco.com/
In general, I would say, yes, it's worth it. However, here are
the questions I would be asking:
1) You mention that not many people have access to the machines. How many
is not many? What is the turnover among the people who have access? Is
key control important to you?
2) Do you foresee a s
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, Enquiries wrote:
> Dear All
>
> I have been wondering for quite some time since I got broadband a few weeks
> ago whether the followign is a security risk: the time between opening up
> the pc and the anti-virus and firewall to boot up takes about 2 minutes in
> total... Is t
Well, there's not a lot to go on, but here's what I can tell you by looking at the
headers:
1) The subject looks a lot like someone is sending you the W32.KlezE worm. See here
for more information:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2) The From: (J.MARSHAK) is irrelevant. Forging this is trivial. If t
I was asked to configure a group of systems to do exactly this a few years back. The
infosec group of the company directed that all network traffic had to be encrypted.
The (software-only) solution we used was to put as many services as possible on to
native encypted channels. i.e. using htt
