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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: Looking for a localhost cacheing nameserver?
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Friday, April 13, 2012. Looking for a localhost cacheing nameserver? Back in the day I would use dnscache and sometimes even bind for local network or localhost cacheing recursive DNS. I was hoping there was a newer, better, faster and easier to setup / maintain solution in 2012. I found unbound. http:/ unbound.net/. If you have a server that does tons of DNS lookups (think SIEM), then this is a must.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: March 2013
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Wednesday, March 27, 2013. Big Data Security Analytics. If your an XYZ SIEM user today and your boss is asking you about big data what is our strategy. You probably have RSA, HP and everyone trying to pitch you their new product which solves all problems. Here is what you need to be doing to start migrating from just SIEM correlation to big data security analytics:. Download and install Elastic Search.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: PPTP VPN is Critically Vulnerable.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Monday, July 30, 2012. PPTP VPN is Critically Vulnerable. Moxie Marlinspike does it again. The eclectic hacker who previously brought you SSLStrip now has released (@ Defcon 20) a utility and advisory on cracking MSCHAPv2 which powers most PPTP VPN. Get the code here: https:/ github.com/moxie0/chapcrack. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New York, NY, United States. View my complete profile.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: March 2012
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Wednesday, March 28, 2012. A little about MS12-020. Great history on the vulnerability by the original Italian researcher: http:/ aluigi.org/adv/ms12-020 leak.txt. He sold the bug to ZDI with a DoS POC, they reported to MS and the bug is suspected to have leaked through a MAPP partner to Chinese entity and surfaced as the rdpclient.exe. Small companies: Firewall off all remote access to 3389.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: June 2012
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. What is a hacker? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New York, NY, United States. Rantings on Open Source, Security. How-to's, Network Penetration Testing, Malware Analysis, Vulnerability Scanning, Emerging Threat Trends. View my complete profile. What is a hacker? Enter your email address:. Kai the Security Guy. Subscribe in a reader. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: What is a hacker?
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. What is a hacker? 1/2 loomalihapuljongi kuubikut 25 cl kuuma vett. August 8, 2012 at 12:49 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New York, NY, United States. Rantings on Open Source, Security. How-to's, Network Penetration Testing, Malware Analysis, Vulnerability Scanning, Emerging Threat Trends. View my complete profile. What is a hacker? Enter your email address:.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: ArcOSI is now Bad Harvest
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Monday, July 30, 2012. ArcOSI is now Bad Harvest. ArcOSI has been officially re-named to Bad Harvest and has great new threat intelligence sources in the latest version available now. Get it! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New York, NY, United States. Rantings on Open Source, Security. How-to's, Network Penetration Testing, Malware Analysis, Vulnerability Scanning, Emerging Threat Trends.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: April 2011
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Monday, April 11, 2011. ArcOSI 2.8 released. Releasing a new and greatly enhanced version of ArcOSI tonight with the following new features:. Http and https proxy support. Fixed numerous bugs and finally updated the Windows EXE version! Snag a copy @ http:/ code.google.com/p/arcosi. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New York, NY, United States. View my complete profile. ArcOSI 2.8 released. Enter your email address:.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: July 2012
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Monday, July 30, 2012. ArcOSI is now Bad Harvest. ArcOSI has been officially re-named to Bad Harvest and has great new threat intelligence sources in the latest version available now. Get it! PPTP VPN is Critically Vulnerable. Suggestion is to migrate to OpenVPN for a more secure VPN setup. Also if your bored read some of his excellent stories. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New York, NY, United States.
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0: August 2011
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Greg Martin's blog - InfoSecurity 2.0. Threat Research, Trending and analysis for normal humans. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. Wireless fun with your Macbook. Since OSX Snow Leopard there is an Airport wireless API that allows some fun tricks but it takes some minor setup to use it properly. First make sure you can easily run the new Airport API utility:. Sudo ln -s /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport /usr/sbin/airport. Sudo -s airport sniff 11. Of course...
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