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xs-sniper.com/blog
Billy (BK) Rios
Billy (BK) Rios Thoughts on Security in an Uncivilized World? Friday, June 10th, 2011 Turning the Tables ? Part II I?m posting some of the research I?ve been working on over the last few months. I planned on submitting some of this research to the Blackhat/DEFCON CFP, but it looks like I?ll be tied up for most of the summer and I won?t be able to make it out to Vegas for BH or DEFCON this year (pour some out and ?make it rain? for me). The gist of the research is this
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beyondvm.com/about
BeyondVM | About
Virtualization, Security, Performance Home Certification VCP Exam VCAP Exams About You are here: Home » About About BeyondVM is a personal blog intended to be about virtualization (mostly VMware related), system administration and the business of IT. I intend to post research that I do into better management of virtualization, as well as things that I learn along the way. I will also post news and information about the industry and the growing case for businesses using virtualization
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chesterton.id.au/blog
Chesty's Blog
Chesty's Blog Press Belly Button to Begin Skip to content AboutPrivacy PolicyResume « Older posts mod_security False Positives March 21, 2011 ? 8:53 am I?ll go through a false positive example I found on my blog. False positives are inevitable, so it?s not a bad idea to run mod_security for a few weeks on detect only. Here?s the url that was raising the alarm. The trigger was in the url. http://chesterton.id.au/blog/2007/11/20/blue-tongue-harmonica-talk-cd
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ghostnomad.com/blog
GhostNomad.com
GhostNomad.com HOME rss feed 2011 08.19 The Big Bad Wolf Category: Audit Tip, Auditor Stories / Tag: audit, infosec, presentations, speaking / Add Comment Back in June of 2010 I gave at talk at the Northeast Ohio Information Security Forum titled ?Who?s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf: Accepting Audit as a Service.? Thanks to the guys at Security Justice I was able to dig up the audio from that talk. And here are the slides. Whose Afraid Of The
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techopener.com/blog
Tech Opener | Lets share more
Tech Opener Lets share more Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts Credit Cards and Security Posted on July 7, 2011 by kenan I recently returned from a wonderful trip to Norway. One tech thing that stood out was that everywhere you go there they have portable card readers that read cards with a chip or magnetic stripe. Looking into it, the ?chip? is EMV technology adopted in Europe in 2005 due to security concerns. Every single place I tried to use my non-chip credit or