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Paper magazine wise, I get Info Security News (http://www.infosecnews.com).
Online wise: Security News Portal (http://www.securitynewsportal.com) is good
and funny. http://www.infosyssec.com has alot of good info and references as
does http://www.packetstormsecurity.com and http://www.antionlin
There's nothing illegal about it. I would do a "whois" on Arin
(http://www.arin.net) with that IP address, find and call whoever the ISP is
and see if you can get them kicked or banned for abuse.
It's a long shot but worth a try. Could be fun too!
-Matt
On Monday 25 February 2002 12:35, Ben
I would suggest using Ettercap (http://ettercap.sourceforge.net) to sniff in
the switched network.
Sniff Host A from Host B. Have Ethereal (www.ethereal.com) capture on Host
C. You might find something interesting with the ARP requests/changes.
Another thing you can do (this is what I do) is
No impact. A very wise decision. It's one of the first things I do after
setting up a new machine.
-Matt
On Wednesday 20 February 2002 07:55, Dean Fox wrote:
> I am contemplating to remove/disable finger or port 79 from some
> workstations and/or servers. Is there any negative impact for doi
Sounds like you need a directory service.
NIS will work. Although to have it work with Windows you will need Services
for Unix.
You may also want to look into LDAP. Sun seems to have chosen Netscape
Directory Service for LDAP and to replace NIS/NIS+.
-Matt
On Monday 18 February 2002 21:29,
This probably won't help but.
Do you have a file called ssh_prng_cmds in your ssh directory? Edit the file
to only run commands that are valid for the system. I'm guessing it's
running something that is not valid for Solaris 2.4.
-Matt
On Monday 11 February 2002 02:12, Oliver Bierma
I've been taking classes at a local community college to obtain the CCNA
cert. The school has a deal with Cisco so the book is all online (and free)
and is made by Cisco. There are 4 classes that cost about $40 each. So all
said and done about $160.
The cool thing about it being online, is
We had a hell of a time getting SSH installed on a 2.5 system. We had to
compile without PAM support, make sure the GNU version of gcc was installed
and that bc, zlib and few other packages we're up to date. I would check out
what SSH needs, package wise, and make sure everything is the right
I like Tiny's personal firewall. http://www.tinysoftware.com
-Matt
On 3 Jan 2002 at 12:27, Daniel Chojecki wrote:
> Dear Subscribers !
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> I`m looking for free replacement (GNU or freeware) for ZoneAlarm (i
> mean firewall software for Win9x/NT/2k).
>
> I was looking through archives/lists/we
Sounds like your're there.
I don't know the extent of Mandrakes "High" security level, but I would due
the following (at least):
1. Turn off telnet, rlogin and ftp. Instead use SSH, slogin and sftp.
2. Turn off all unnecessary services in /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf.
If you have any q
I know 3com switches have a matrix port, in which you could set it up to
sniff from that.
-Matt
On Sunday 18 November 2001 22:03, Marc Mc Guinness wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Am Mittwoch, 14. November 2001 19:24 schrieb David Ellis:
> > What you could actually do is create a mirrored port on your
> > s
Code Red. Code Blue. Nimda. Take your pick.
-Matt
On Thursday 15 November 2001 10:18, Ryan Ratkiewicz wrote:
> Can someone help me decipher this?
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> 11:30:48 207.217.205.149 GET /scripts/root.exe 404
> 11:30:48 207.217.205.149 GET /MSADC/root.exe 404
> 11:30:49 207.217.205.149 GET /c/winnt
If you can tunnel VNC through SSH that would be pretty secure. I don't know
of any applications off hand that will do that though (although I remember
Terraterm having those capabilities).
-Matt
p.s. if you want REAL secure...install linux. :-)
On Monday 19 November 2001 14:17, Matt LY
Actually, the Cisco Pix firewall is not 100% command line interface. It has
a very nice GUI interface that can be used as well.
-Matt
On Sunday 18 November 2001 12:26, Roger Bou Aoun wrote:
> Well according to my experience, if you want quality and something easy
> to use with a nice Graphica
Try http://www.dshield.org/
On Wednesday 14 November 2001 11:07, Jason Jaszewski wrote:
> Does anyone know of any lists published online or elsewhere that record IP
> addresses of computers doing (or that have done) port scans on other
> (remote) systems? I have a list I'd like to compare to some
Have you tried doing a search on Google (www.google.com) for the files in
question?
I've run upon this many a time and Google has been my savior. You may also
want to try searching on Microsoft's site for those files as well.
-Matt
On Monday 12 November 2001 10:24, May, Jason S wrote:
> Does
Matt
On Friday 09 November 2001 15:32, Marc Mc Guinness wrote:
> Hello!
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> Am Donnerstag, 8. November 2001 23:24 schrieb Matt Hemingway:
> > If it's a switched network, which the subject of this e-mail
> > states, than Ethereal won't work. The best tool for a switc
I believe using APOP will encrypt the POP3 password. As for FTP, you should
install OpenSSH and use SFTP as that encrypts the password.
-Matt
On Thursday 08 November 2001 20:21, Akbar Ali wrote:
> Hi all,
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> Is there a way to encrypt passwords for Outlook & FTP? I ran a sniffing
> tool & it w
If it's a switched network, which the subject of this e-mail states, than
Ethereal won't work. The best tool for a switched network is ettercap
(ettercap.sourceforge.net).
Personally I use Arpwatch (no url available) to find all hosts on the network
and than use Ettercap to sniff the victim.
Just try to put yourself in an outsiders shoes. Pretend like you know *nothing* about
your network.
Tools like nmap, nessus, saint, sara, fping and the like work great together in
security auditing.
-matt
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001 08:17:53 -0700 (PDT)
Security <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To
Have you tried a 3com card? Have you checked anything out on nmap, nessus or
ethereal's page concerning laptops/pcmcia ethernet cards?
-matt
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> Hello. I need to run nmap, nessus and ethereal on a laptop. So far
Regarding packet sniffing on a switched network, I don't know if there is
anything for Windows, but for Linux there's ettercap
(ettercap.sourceforge.net). It pretty much poisons the ARP table of the
source and destination of the host you want to sniff. "Man in the middle" is
what they call
There is a Windoze port of Ethereal which works quite well:
http://www.ethereal.com/distribution/win32/
There is also a Windoze port of Snort. I don't know how stable it is though:
http://www.snort.org/downloads.html#1.19
Thats all you need!
Cheers,
-matt
On Wednesday 19 September 2001 14
I say if someone runs nmap on your host you should be able to run it right
back on one of their's. If someone hits me in the face, I hit them right
back. If someone calls me stupid, I call them a f'ing moron. If someone
scans my computer, I DoS them.but thats just me. :-)
-matt
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