Traffic Talk 9 Posted

I just noticed that my 9th edition of Traffic Talk , titled Testing Snort with Metasploit , was posted. From the article: Security and networking service providers are often asked whether their solutions are working as expected. Two years ago, I wrote How to test Snort , which concentrated on reasons for testing and ways to avoid doing poor testing. In this article, prompted by recent discussions among networking professionals, I show how to combine several tools in a scenario where I test Snort with Metasploit. Copyright 2003-2009 Richard Bejtlich and TaoSecurity (taosecurity.blogspot.com and www.taosecurity.com)
| extantproject (extantproject) : @taosecurity ringmap does the exact same thing as certain fancy pcap NICs: DMA to copy the bits directly into userspace, bypassing BPF, etc... Updated : 2010-07-30T18:14:39Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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| extantproject (extantproject) : @taosecurity ringmap compiles on FreeBSD 8 i386 but not amd64. it's being worked on in 9-CURRENT: http://bit.ly/cTjBnV http://bit.ly/90wRbc.. Updated : 2010-07-30T18:09:29Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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asteingruebl (Andy Steingruebl) : @taosecurity ICANN SSAC report "SAC 40
Measures to Protect Domain Registration
Services Against Exploitation or Misuse" http://bit.ly/7Vqm4q.. Updated : 2010-07-30T17:54:08Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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taosecurity (Richard Bejtlich) : Reading Cisco IPJ on deploying DNSSEC. I predict attacks on registrar Web interfaces where users upload DS records. Vector to corrupt zones?.. Updated : 2010-07-30T13:06:28Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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egokcen (Ertu?rul Gökçen) : Hehehe :-) RT @taosecurity #blackhat Search Engine deOptimization: inject code into competitor Web sites, then get them black listed so ..... Updated : 2010-07-30T12:57:56Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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