Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- Oops. Didn't mean for that super secret list of civilian nuclear sites to be posted.
Government Accidently Posts Sensitive Nuclear Documents Online -- Government IT Security
Tags: ( data-leakage ) - If you are using Rails 2.3 and performing digest authentication, you need to read this and implement the fix provided.
Nate's Tumble Log, Security hole found in Rails 2.3's http_authentication.rb
Tags: ( rails ruby ) - Xavier has a nice tutorial on integrating Didier Stevens handy PDFiD tool with Nautilus on a Linux system.
/dev/random >> Blog Archive >> PDFiD Integration with Nautilus
Tags: ( pdf pdfid ) - If you see visits to these sites in your proxy logs, you have some work to do. Also, if you don't have a proxy or don't look at the logs, you have even more work to do 🙂
Google Online Security Blog: Top 10 Malware Sites
Tags: ( malware ) - Rich and Adrian are looking for some help with Project Quant. They have a survey up about patch management they would really like for you to participate in.
TAKE PART IN PROJECT QUANT (please)! << The New School of Information Security
Tags: ( patching ) - If you are in the Atlanta area, the June meeting of NAISG is happening on the 10th. Stop on by.
June Atlanta NAISG Meeting >> Andy ITGuy
Tags: ( naisg ) - A new release of BASE is available.
New version (v 1.4.3.1) of BASE available
Tags: ( ids base snort )
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
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