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Category Archives: linux
Microsoft & UEFI Secure Boot
A technical solution has finally been proposed to avoid locking out Linux and other OS vendors from UEFI shipped motherboards. A couple of months ago Microsoft made waves by announcing their Windows 8 support for UEFI. Open source supports took … Continue reading
Posted in hardware & software, linux, microsoft, news, security
Tagged linux, microsoft, uefi
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Reduce ssh brute force attempts…
In case you’re still running sshd on port 22 (which you should change!) you’re probably getting hammered with brute force attempts. Take a peak at /var/log/secure or /var/log/wtmp or the “last” command and have a looksy. There’s a great little application … Continue reading
Cracking Windows SAM file
A friend of mine showed me a great online video shows cracking the Window’s SAM file using the BackTrack live CD. The Windows SAM file which is a database stored as a registry file stores users’ passwords in a hashed … Continue reading
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