Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- Robert has a nice exploration of Intel's new processor named Nehalem.
Errata Security: Nehalem vs. IDS
Tags: ( hardware intel cpu ) - Andy speaks some truth about the user's responsibility in the security equation.
Are we being irresponsible? >> Andy ITGuy
Tags: ( awareness ) - The start of what looks to be a neat series. lsof is an awesome tool.
Black Fist Security: *nix command of the day
Tags: ( tools unix ) - Here is an interesting story about a different cyber-crime target. Still very lucrative.
Hackers Steal Millions in Carbon Credits | Threat Level | Wired.com
Tags: ( crime ) - This is a really good read.
Jeremiah Grossman: The Web won't be safe, let alone secure, unless we break it
Tags: ( wepabbsec ) - Securosis is looking for participants for some closed surveys. Check this out if you want to help.
Securosis Blog | Need Brains. User Brains
Tags: ( surveys ) - Want to setup and virtual network security testing lab? Check this out.
In Lieu of... << Laz3rNet
Tags: ( lab how-to ) - Windows 2008/7 offers new functionality that may help ease the pain of service accounts. (Hat tip: @grey_area)
Service Accounts Step-by-Step Guide
Tags: ( windows )
That's it for today. Have fun!
Subscribe to my RSS Feed if you enjoy these daily Interesting Bits posts.
Kevin
{ 0 comments }