Monthly Archives: June 2005

Official digg podcast coming soon!

We are pleased to announce that former TechTV hosts Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht have agreed to host a weekly podcast version of digg. Each 30 min podcast will cover the most dugg stories, as well as their personal favorites. … Continue reading

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Domain 1.0 – General Security Concepts (Security+)

1.1 Recognize and be able to differentiate and explain the following access control models  o MAC (Mandatory Access Control) · Access controls based on security labels (Sensitivity labels) associated with each data item · Lattice = MAC model · Uses levels … Continue reading

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Spending too much time aimlessly on the internet?

Combines FireFox live Bookmark update feature with Del.icio.us and organize them by time. Neat tip on how to save time while browsing the internet using Firefox and a Del.icio.us account. read more | digg story

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Absolutely Del.icio.us – Complete Tool Collection

del.icio.us is a very popular social bookmarks manager. This is possibly the largest collection of tools related to del.icio.us and is constantly updated. read more | digg story

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RSS Reader Security Check

With Google testing RSS ADS, predictions of Spyware on RSS soon and RSS exploits slowly emerging, this is a bit refreshing. RSS Spyware by Years End http://www.digg.com/security/_RSS_To_Carry_Spyware_Before_Year_s_Out Mark Pilgrim's RSS Prank http://diveintomark.org/archives/2003/06/12/how_to_consume_rss_safely read more | digg story

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Digg 2.0 Beta (Digg 2.1. on the way)

Beta of Digg 2.1 on the way. Here is the results of the first beta: Thanks to everyone for doing a great job beta testing digg 2.0 thus far. please keep it up! We are aware of the dropdown problems … Continue reading

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Remove the W32.Codbot WORM

W32.Codbot is a worm that has been popping up throughout the net. It exploits the SQL Sever LSASS and RPC-DCOM process. W32.Codbot.AL masquerades as a system process which allows it to be run when the system boots up. Once running … Continue reading

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Snort Technical Learning Guide

Snort is touted as one of the best network intrusion-detection systems available, but some consider it complicated to operate. This Technical Guide simplifies Snort operation with answers to questions like how to modify Snort rules and where to place IDS … Continue reading

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Vulnerability Disclosure List

VulnWatch was created because the involved individuals felt the need for a forum which didn't currently exist: a non-discussion, non-patch, all-vulnerability annoucement list supported and run by a community of volunteer moderators distributed around the world. read more | digg story

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Net Ready Key Performance Parameters (NR-KPP)

The Net Ready Key Performance Parameters (NR-KPP) is comprised of the following elements: compliance with the Net-Centric Operations and Warfare (NCOW) Reference Model (RM), applicable Global Information Grid (GIG) Key Interface Profiles (KIP), DOD information assurance requirements, and supporting integrated … Continue reading

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