At 10:46 PM 7/23/2003 +0200, Martin Brecher wrote:
Yes, that's a good idea. Maybe the FAQ could be splitted into the Where to
start stuff, with stuff like the above, and a What to do next part, with
info on IDS, Forensics, etc.
And a table comparing tools for *nix vs. tools for Windows. I'm
Hi Kelly,
dear all,
Sorry for my poor english, but anyway I try say my opinion. :) I hope you will be
understand my english.
I'm new in the list and also in Sec-related topics and I'm admin for more than one
box. In my competence are PC's with OS's Win 9x, ... XP, Linux, *nix which working as
vh wrote:
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A chapter about organizing your security related data, like using
Password Safe for password lists, etc, would be one topic I would like
to learn more about (i.e. read about some well-educated solutions/ideas).
Just suggestions:
1) What to do just after plain install?
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A FAQ is a great idea I would suggest some things im sure have already
been mentioned.
1. Introduction to IDS (snort, log viewing etc..)
2. How-To for Windows
On Sat, 19 Jul 2003, Jay D. Dyson wrote:
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On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Kelly Martin - MODERATOR wrote:
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
to get it off the ground.
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On Mon, 2003-07-21 at 20:14, Al Sez wrote:
c'mon guys. It's all very well and good to have suggestions but how about
some of you hot-shots actually *writing* some of these FAQs? It's good that
someone is willing to take over the maintenance and updating of a FAQ but it
is my experience that
Kelly Martin wrote:
Well said! The best FAQs are built from contributions and are a
collaborative effort. I've seen lots of ideas but I will rely on the list
for the content as I unfortunately do not have the time to do it all
myself. I'm also the editor for SecurityFocus which keeps me very
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Vachon, Scott wrote:
Right on ! Maybe we could also get a link off of the Basics main page at
Security Focus to enter proposed FAQs at ? They could then be reviewed
by the staff for content and clarity, then posted for list
KM As someone else mentioned, my original request was just for comments
KM and suggestions and my plan was to use archived messages posted here
KM for relevant topics in the FAQ.
It'll be good to periodically place somewhere a draft of a FAQ (or
send it to list). So, it may be discussed while
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Subject: building an FAQ
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.
For now I will pull some messages that have been posted here in the past
two months, giving
An FAQ is probably a good idea. I'd like to suggest the following:
* What's the best {firewall|antivirus|IDS|certification|...}?
* What are the tools that should be in every security
administrator's toolbox? (ie, software like tcpdump,
nmap, etc)
*
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
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