Is DDOS still a threat?

Release Date: 2010-05
05_2010
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    How to proceed with gathering forensic information of Linux machines when a user-level rootkit is suspected to be installed by utilizing Python to automate the process of pulling data.
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    - Salvatore Fiorillo
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    When I first read about the port-knocking concept was really amazed how such service can help us secure other less secure services such as telnet, rsh, etc. But after a while I realized that it was a great solution even to the ground built up secure services such as SSH (Secure Shell)!
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    If you are a regular reader of Hakin9 Magazine, you probably already know a great deal about hacking. But do you know the difference between traditional crime and cybercrime? Do you know where are the cybercrime magnets?
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  • Is DDOS Still a Threat?
    - MATTHEW JONKMAN
  • More Secure PHP Server Side Source Encryption

    The Internet as we know it is full of mystery, intrigue and obfuscation. One of my favorite curiosities is finding ways to undo things that have been done then automating the process programmatically and retooling the concept entirely. Some may call this building a better mouse trap.
    - ISRAEL TORRES
  • Don’t let the zombies take you down

    Over the last year, the incidence of botnet (or zombie) attacks has been growing rapidly. Some service providers around the world have already begun to take action against botnets 1 and there is increased interest from other service providers, and from companies, in dealing with this serious security threat.
    - Ian Kilpatrick
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