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The FIPS by Category Index |
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7:54 pm EDT, Sep 24, 2002 |
"Federal Information Processing Standards Publications" I was reading through so I thought I would recommend them in case someone besides myself is feeling the need to grind through federal publications related to computer security. :-) The FIPS by Category Index |
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Cisco - Security Technical Tips |
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4:49 pm EDT, Sep 19, 2002 |
I stumbled across this URL by accident, but it's quite a good URL list of Cisco-related security tips and documents. Cisco - Security Technical Tips |
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3:45 pm EDT, Sep 16, 2002 |
The OpenSSL worm code. OpenSSL Worm Code |
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Principles of Secure Network Systems Design |
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2:18 pm EDT, Sep 10, 2002 |
This new book establishes a comprehensive framework for network security design, unifying the many concepts and aspects of network security and enabling all users to employ a common security foundation. It is presented from the perspective of fundamental principles underlying networking, network control algorithms and security. "Principles of Secure Network Systems Design" presents the topic in three basic parts. Part one covers the basic background of network security and the current scope for security in all types of networks and organizations. Part two focuses on the essential nature of network security and a scientific methodology for secure network design. Lastly, part three discusses concrete applications of the design concepts with real world networks. Principles of Secure Network Systems Design |
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Crying wolf: False alarms hide attacks |
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2:52 pm EDT, Jul 11, 2002 |
I still get people, regularly, telling me that IDSes are up to snuff and I still keep reading material like this showing that more rigorous analysis says that IDSes are sadly lacking. Crying wolf: False alarms hide attacks |
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ZDNet |UK| - News - Story - 3Com puts firewall on an NIC |
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10:22 pm EDT, Apr 25, 2002 |
This is not as unexpected as slashdot.org paints it. Actually, the industry has been moving this way for 2 years or so. I remember talking to WatchGuard about their plans to build specialized ASICS processors that could be OEM'ed. We will see more and more of this in the future. ZDNet |UK| - News - Story - 3Com puts firewall on an NIC |
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