Articles tagged with: firewall

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on : Friday, 15 Feb, 2013

How to Use Backtrack for Vulnerability Management? Hakin9 Extra 01/2013

BACKTRACK 5R3 EXPLORED Why Do Hackers Use Backtrack? By William F. Slater, III Backtrack distribution has quickly risen to the position of becoming the de facto hacker’s tool for network infrastructures. William F. Slater, III introduces you to Backtrack Linux. His article is not a Backtrack user guide, nor is it a User Guide for any or all the tools that are available in Backtrack Linux. His article shows how to use it to make your organization more secure. Backtrack Linux – How to Ditch the Menu and Ball from the Command Line? By Alex Kah The Backtrack menus already provide an overwhelming amount of
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on : Monday, 5 Dec, 2011

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on : Monday, 31 Oct, 2011

Hacking Data 11/11

Latest News From IT Security World By Schuyler Dorsey, eLearnSecurity i ID Theft Protect As usual specialists from companies eLearn Security and ID Theft protect will share with us latest news from IT security world. Read it to up-date yourself. Secure Log Server With
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on : Wednesday, 31 Aug, 2011

Mobile and Tablet Application Coding Security

READ THE WHOLE ARTICLE! There are practical techniques to securing app code – the first involves limiting privileges to a set of operations – this is known as sandboxing. The second technique involves identifying executables as they enter
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on : Wednesday, 31 Aug, 2011

Secure Coding 9/11

In Brief By Armando Romeo, eLearnSecurity and ID Theft Protect The Bug Story By Ali Hadi Despite the fact that our Networks gardens are full of beautiful/gorgeous things, at same time they’re full of bugs. The problem is that the Internet serves as connection
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on : Tuesday, 23 Aug, 2011

Enterprise IT Security Magazine 1/2011

Defining Best Practices for IT Security Within a Cloudy World by Chris Poulin Cloud Computing - Is it Worth the Move? by Gary S. Miliefsky Coud Computing and Its Security Benefits by Ajay Porus Cloud Security Advancement and Its Effects on Data-Centric Persistence Layer by Stephen Mallik Evaluating
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on : Thursday, 7 Jul, 2011

Software Security Starts with Knowing What Is In the Code

Software Security Starts with Knowing What Is In the Code The security of almost any system can be compromised, given the time and resources of a motivated party. All of the components that make up a security solution – software
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on : Saturday, 2 Jul, 2011

Review of Web Application Obfuscation

Review of Web Application Obfuscation By Aby Rao, MS, CISSP, Security+, ITIL-F, ISO/IEC 20000, Project+ Principal, Verve Security (http://www.vervesecurity.com) www.syngress.com   Obfuscation - the act or an instance of making something obscure, dark, or difficult to understand
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on : Friday, 1 Jul, 2011

Firestarter: Starter to your Firewall

The firewall is the first line of defense on the network perimeter and end points. Firewalls are the gatekeepers to facilitate the flow of necessary traffic to and from assets. The author in his article focuses on the best practices
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on : Friday, 1 Jul, 2011

Web App Security 7/2011

  • Latest News From the IT Security World By Armando Romeo, eLearnSecurity and ID Theft Protect
  • Mummies still walk among us! By Ali Al-Shemery Imagine all the great sources of information on the Internet today such as: news groups, blogs, websites and forums, and
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on : Thursday, 2 Jun, 2011

Access Control: Lock-down Your Network

If most of the threats are coming from the inside, what are you doing about it? According to US-CERT (United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team), 95% of downtime and IT related compliance issues are a direct result of an exploit
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on : Wednesday, 1 Jun, 2011

Insecure Access Control 06/2011

  • Latest News From the IT Security World by Armando Romeo, eLearnSecurity ID Theft Protect
  • A Hole in Your Access Control! by Ali Al-Shemery A couple of days ago I was called out to a do a security audit on a