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InfoSec Education: Student Success - Part 1
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Thoughts and ideas related to education of the next generation of InfoSec professionals. Monday, December 27, 2010. Student Success - Part 1. With the spring 2011 semester around the corner an analysis of fall’s final grades provides some interesting feedback. Here’s the grade breakout for the one-time recruits now fighting the InfoSec war:. If the above scenario is accurate there's at least one student that lacked a valuable skill that would have made the assignments, his final grade, and a job intervie...
InfoSec Education: The Home Stretch
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Thoughts and ideas related to education of the next generation of InfoSec professionals. Monday, November 22, 2010. In a recent series of assignments future practitioners of the information security art configured Cisco ASA firewalls. This is one of the most challenging sections of the course students but by the end students truly. Snort is a popular open-source IDS from SourceFire Corporation and it serves as a great introduction to NSM implementation. Used by businesses both large and small, Snort ...
InfoSec Education: Off To Battle
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Thoughts and ideas related to education of the next generation of InfoSec professionals. Wednesday, December 15, 2010. Semester to semester, the overwhelming majority love the lab and they aren’t afraid to blast textbook assignments from the prerequisite information security course. Once they're in the lab password cracking is a perennial favorite. There’s something amazing about taking a garbled hash of characters and watching John the Ripper kick passwords out the other end. Student Success - Part 1.
InfoSec Education: October 2010
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Thoughts and ideas related to education of the next generation of InfoSec professionals. Thursday, October 28, 2010. Blocking a web site. While it sounds simple in principle, configuring a firewall isn’t a task to take lightly. Blocking access to a site (or sites) is no exception. Like most things in IT there are several ways to accomplish the task; some are harder than others. Does the site(s) have a single IP address? Or are there multiple aliases? Can you block access to the site’s DNS server? Kevin Y...
InfoSec Education: Thinking like a Hacker
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Thoughts and ideas related to education of the next generation of InfoSec professionals. Thursday, February 10, 2011. Thinking like a Hacker. Last night I had the opportunity to watch a group of students, loosely formed as a cyber "gang", take their first footsteps into the dark side. The group had the trappings of the goons I see from China, Korea, and other areas of the globe hammering at our academic servers. There's just one problem: my students haven't learned to think like a hacker. Yet. As they're...
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EntreSec Security Blog: March 2012
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Friday, March 30, 2012. Utah County Researcher Cracks Stratfor Passwords. In an earlier blog post, I talked about the hack against Stratfor, whose user password hashes, credit card hashes, and e-mail were leaked to the public. One might ask what happens to those databases once they are leaked? Kevin Young, a fellow Utah County Security Researcher and friend, decided to make a research project out of the leak. I've gone round and round stratfor a couple of times now. Or his blog: http:/ infoseceducation.
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Information Security Documents | Just another WordPress.com weblog
Just another WordPress.com weblog. Information Security requires only one Policy. January 22, 2010. Large “P” policy vs small “p” polices … in many cases the word “policy” is overused in information security to refer to not only what should truly be a high-level statement but also to what are actually standards and guidelines. The real structure should consists of a policy supported by a strategy with metrics, standards, guidelines, and procedures. What is meant by “Information”? Since we’re lookin...
Infosec Dojo - Information Security Podcast
Security in Depth is Failing. Using the SHA-1Sum for File Integrity Checks. The lsof and fuser command in Linux. Security in Depth is Failing. February 25, 2018. February 25, 2018. Security in Depth is Failing I’m back after fighting a cold for the past two weeks. I talk about how Security in Depth is Failing, and the reasons for that. I think this comes down to talent, training, and learning to…. SANS Class Oklahoma City. Using the SHA-1Sum for File Integrity Checks. February 2, 2018. February 2, 2018.
InfoSecDz
Blog dédié à la sécurité informatique, axé sur la description d'outils et de méthodologies. Lundi 24 août 2009. Pourquoi il ne faut plus utiliser le MD5? Beacoup d'applications Web et de logiciels en général, utilisent le MD5 pour entre autre stocker les mots de passe des utilisateurs. Créé en 1991 par Ronald Riverst (RSA security), le MD5 est une fonction de hashage qui à partir d'un fichier numérique calcule une empreinte (ou hash) unique de 128 bits. Si on a un message. Parmi ces attaques citons:.
Seguridad o Inseguridad de la Información | ¿Realidad o percepción en el Ecuador?
Seguridad o Inseguridad de la Información. Realidad o percepción en el Ecuador? 8220;CISA” (Ser o no ser). 23 abril, 2012. En los últimos meses el término CISA ha estado presente en las labores cotidianas. Por lo que he decidido compartir un poco acerca de esta certificación.El procedimiento y los detalles que se deben tener en cuenta para poder brindar el examen de certificación CISA, se los puede encontrar en http:/ www.isaca.org. O ingresando al capítulo de Ecuador http:/ www.isaca.org.ec. El tiempo n...
InfoSec Education
Thoughts and ideas related to education of the next generation of InfoSec professionals. Sunday, August 28, 2011. Three years ago when I was asked to create the content for the IT3700 (Network Defense and Countermeasures) course I knew the curriculum would change. What I didn’t know is how much – and how quick – the subject matter would change. Each semester I’ve discovered about 1/3 of the material evolves or morphs in one way or another. This year is no exception. So what does it all mean? What single ...
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