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Category Archives: Security
OpenBL.org Honeypot Network Expands
You may recall last month I made a post on internet threats and what some people are doing about it. I choose to get involved by supporting projects such as OpenBL.org. Read the rest of the entry…
Join The Fight Against Internet Threats
I’m very pleased to post that as of May 2013, SysadminSpot.com is taking the fight against Internet threats even further. We’re highly active participants in Project Honeypot and now we’ve Read the rest of the entry…
Help Kill IE6
I was sent an interesting email today containing just the following: http://ie6update.com/ So I took a look and liked what I saw. As the highly educated and brilliant sysadmin you Read the rest of the entry…
Rant: Google In Trouble Over Collecting Unprotected WiFi Data
I am utterly sick to death of hearing about “Google breeching privacy” or “spying on private data”. If anyone is stupid enough to leave their wireless network unsecured, then they deserve everything coming to them! There is nothing stopping anyone from driving around in a car, collecting wireless data exchanged through the medium we all share (air). People have been doing it for years! Who hasn’t done it? I have! Why is Google any different? Why has this event turned into a ridiculous worldwide scandal? Read the rest of the entry…
Allow, Deny and Remove with Advanced Policy Firewall (APF)
I noticed a few requests for this, so I’m going to make a quick post about it. There are a few ways of manipulating APF (Advanced Policy Firewall by R-fx Read the rest of the entry…
