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SIEM: the Answer to Awkward Security Questions

2009-01-08 00:03:24 by Editor in Help Net Security - Articles
 
Whats the one security question that you dont want to be asked about your company? I believe its the same question that Her Majesty the Queen raised when she visited the London School of Economics
 
Tags: question, security question, london school, economics, majesty, company
 
 
 
 
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Terror, Anthrax, Explosives and More in Free, Downloadable 'Counterterrorism Calendar'

2009-01-08 00:00:00 by David Kravets in Wired Security
 
The Justice Department puts out a free 2009 calendar depicting some of America's most wanted terror suspects, complete with info on explosives and biological and chemical threats. Get yours while supplies last
 
Tags: explosives, justice department, chemical threats, calendar, free, terror suspects, info, america, supplies
 
 
 
 
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Being Probed for phpMyAdmin ?

2009-01-07 23:26:04 by Erik Heidt in Art of Information Security
 
...information available to attackers during the reconnaissance portion of their attacks If you lock down mywebsite.com/admin as described in the Apache How-To above, and you have additional directories under this mywebsite.com/admin/phpMyAdmin and mywebsite.com/admin/keys2Kingdom they will not be visible to the attacker (until they guess the...
 
Tags: linux host, host, time, php, password, phpmyadmin, confirm strong passwords, strong passwords, password generator
 
 
 
 
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NYC Skank Sues Google

2009-01-07 21:40:06 by Editor in Digg / Security
 
A former Australian Vogue cover model is suing Google to help her find the identity of an anonymous blogger who dubbed her Skankiest in NYC
 
Tags: google, nyc, anonymous blogger, identity
 
 
 
 
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Anti-Debugging Series - Part III

2009-01-07 20:54:48 by Tyler Shields in Zero in a bit
 
...InformationProcess function which is used to retrieve information about a target process. The function prototype looks like the following NTSTATUS WINAPI NtQueryInformationProcess( in HANDLE ProcessHandle, in PROCESSINFOCLASS ProcessInformationClass, out PVOID ProcessInformation, in ULONG ProcessInformationLength, out opt PULONG ReturnLength...
 
Tags: api based, api, api calls, function, function call takes, pointer, function pointer, call, function prototype
 
 
 
 
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Terrorists Could Enlist '6-Legged Soldiers' in Bio-Attack

2009-01-07 16:55:00 by Nathan Hodge in Wired Security
 
Terrorists could easily contrive an "insect-based" weapon to import an exotic disease, says least a University of Wyoming entomologist
 
Tags: exotic disease, easily contrive, terrorists, entomologist, university, weapon, import
 
 
 
 
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Devolution and data-centric security

2009-01-07 15:24:00 by Manu Namboodiri in Data Protection, Management and Leakage
 
...information-centric security completely - and as in the case of all technology, there will always be work to be done! Therefore, one will be working with some sort of hybrid solutions for a while. There will still be areas where protecting the device or the network will make sense - these tools are widely available and have become mature....
 
Tags: data, data-centric security space, data elements, protect data, protect, andy jaquith, andy, approach, logical
 
 
 
 
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The NSA on the Origins of the NSA

2009-01-07 13:39:32 by schneier in Schneier on Security
 
From its website
 
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CryptolA domain specific language for Cryptography

2009-01-07 12:39:16 by Editor in IT Security - The IT Security Industry's Web Resource
 
Interesting a language just for cryptographic algorithms Cryptol is a language for writing specifications for cryptographic algorithms. It is also a tool set for producing high-assurance, efficient implementations in VHDL, C, and Haskell. The Cryptol tools include the ability to equivalence check the reference specification against an...
 
Tags: language, cryptographic algorithms, cryptol, cryptol tools include, equivalence check, white paper, web site, reference specification, tool set
 
 
 
 
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Agents of 'cybergeddon' cannot go it alone, they need our help

2009-01-07 12:33:28 by Editor in Adventures in Security
 
Alright, the term "cybergeddon" might be too dramatic, but the truth is we are vulnerable to government or terrorist sponsored attacks against critical systems. It isnt enough anymore to release a statement that no known exploits resulted from a breach. What we need from our business and government leaders when a breach happens--hether data...
 
Tags: government leaders, government, hether data, critical systems, cybergeddon, breach, weak security, attacks, anymore