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How to Secure Your Company’s Network with the Juniper Netscreen NS Series. Security Appliance – Part 2

by Chris Weber

In last month’s article we took a look at the Netscreen NS and SSG series security appliances and a general overview of ScreenOS. In part two we’ll take a closer look at some actual Screens, attack protections and capabilities and how they compare with the PIX along with a cool troubleshooting feature included with ScreenOS that helps examine packets as they enter and leave the network without the use of a protocol analyzer.

Incident Respond in the Cloud

by Jaime Martin-Hinojal

Incident Response (IR) is one of the key pillars of information security management. Even the most careful preparation and secure environment cannot completely eliminate the possibility of an attack or loss of information. One of the central questions for organizations moving into the cloud must therefore be: what must be done to keep confidentiality, integrity and availability of your resources in the cloud?

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How to Perform a Cyber Attack

by Jose Julian Rojas Ramires

Discover each of the anatomical systems and organs of an attack, how they influence their behaviour and how they are represented with a designed case especially for this article.

How to Hack Through a Phone Ring Test

by Nitin Goplani

New technologies are coming day by day, hence we tend to ignore the older ones. Taking advantage of these, attackers always tries to make you victim by getting access with those older technologies. Modem is one of those old age technologies, so beware!

How to Pentest Java Applet

by Nitin Goplani

This article introduces a head start for pentesting java applet. Thick client application is based on a different architecture, so a different mindset is required for pentesting.

Application Specific DDoS Attacks is a Primer!

by Ozan Ozkara

The DDoS attack matrix shows no signs of change, but the truth is that it may be getting worse. Recent research from several institutes and some security companies’ papers has shown that not only are DDoS attacks getting volumetric and extremely frequent, but at same time they are becoming more complicated, more targeted and increasingly stealthy mechanisms used by black organizations.

BYOD Security

by Brandon Liew

The objective of this article is to deliver a message to readers about security concerns, and BYOD implementation. I hope this article will bring ideas about the benefits of BYOD. I will also discuss security issues surrounding BYOD adoption. Also, I wish for the reader to find an idea from my article about ways to mitigate security issues surrounding BYOD.