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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Cell Phone Evidence Extraction Process Development
Cindy M. wrote this paper and is asking for it to be disseminated. It will be published in the winter issue of DF Magazine. Enjoy.
Truecrypt 7.0 Released
Truecrypt 7.o has been released. One of the interesting new features is it takes advantage of Intel’s hardware accelerated AES. The new Intel i5 and i7 core’s include additional x86 instructions for hardware based AES block ciphering and key generation. … Continue reading
Authors need thick skin
Richard Bejtlich has been posting Amazon book reviews like a mad man over on his Tao Security blog. One of those reviews was for “Digital Forensics for Network, Internet, and Cloud Computing“. Richard gave the book two stars and one … Continue reading
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SophosLabs Released Free Tool to Validate Microsoft Shortcut
I read this on the Internet Storm Center yesterday. Sophos has released a tool that will provide detection against the Windows shortcut exploit announced last week (originally being used to exploit Siemens SCADA machines). Be careful, this is a nasty … Continue reading
REMnux: Distro for Reversers
Lenny Zeltser, SANS Instructor, has released a customized distribution targeted at malware reverse engineers. From the REMnux page: REMnux is designed for running services that are useful to emulate within an isolated laboratory environment when performing behavioral malware analysis. As … Continue reading
LastPass: My new favorite password manager
LastPass is a cloud based password manager. There’s no worries as your master password is used to symmetrically encrypt your information before it it sent to LastPass. You don’t have to worry about passwords lying around unencrypted on your disk. … Continue reading
Maltego 3 creators interviewed
In a recent Exotic Liability podcast (not PG13) Chris and Ryan interview folks from Paterva, the makers of Maltego. You should definitely try Maltego if you’ve never used it. They have a free version and it runs on both Windows … Continue reading
Interview with PCI’s Bob Russo
Episode #205 of the Network Security Podcast has an interview with the General Manager of Payment Card Industry (PCI)’s, Bob Russo. In case you’re not familiar with PCI this is from Wikipedia “standard was created to help payment card industry … Continue reading
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VoIP Security
The latest edition of free online magazine Hakin9 has a great article about VoIP security. I learned that NIST has a paper on VoIP security, 800-58 ‘Security Considerations for Voice over IP Systems’. I’m still in the process of reviewing … Continue reading
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