Web Application Firewalls, Talking Puppets, ATM to IP migration and Dinky Putt Putt Firewalls.
Show 15 – Saving the Web With Dinky Putt Putt Firewalls
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Internets of Interest:30 Jul 10
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Packet Pushers Podcast – Show 12 – Get on the Ring!
18 July 2010 By Leave a Comment
Cisco and Their Security Strategy
3 July 2010 By 2 Comments
Recently, the Security Strategy from Cisco has become vague and ill defined.
Packet Pushers Show 6 – Chewing on DDOS
5 June 2010 By Leave a Comment
Cisco ASA Failover License Changes in Version 8.3
28 April 2010 By 4 Comments
How to Create a Strong Yet Memorable Password.
15 April 2010 By Leave a Comment
Google: Meet Skipfish, Our Automated Web Security Scanner. Security Industry – You Failed.
21 March 2010 By 3 Comments
Google releases Skipfish into open source for automated web security scanning. The fact that this exists is an inditement on IT Security and their failure to address threats.
Internets of Interest:9 Mar 10
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Blessay:Firewalls Are Like Noses:Everyone’s Got One.
7 March 2010 By 9 Comments
The thing about firewalls is that all networks have them. Once, firewall expertise was rare and a special job focus. Now, firewalls are like noses – everyone’s got one.
Cisco IPSec VPN Client – 64 Bit – In Beta
20 February 2010 By 3 Comments
Cisco has released a new beta of their IPSec VPN client including a 64-bit for Windows.
Internets of Interest:12 Feb 10
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DDOS – A Problem Bigger Than You Can Ever Be
17 January 2010 By 5 Comments
Taking data from the Arbor Networks DDOS report for 2009 and applying it to real life makes for some ugly choices.
Cisco Releases BETA IPSec VPN Client for Windows 7
30 September 2009 By 17 Comments
I recently stated the Cisco IPsec VPN Client would have no future development. Cisco has released a Beta version for Windows 7 and looking for feedback from Windows users.
Internets of Interest: 16th Aug
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Design: Cisco Firewall Services Module Virtualization Design Traps
13 August 2009 By Leave a Comment
The Cisco Firewall Service Modules (FWSM) has a design limitation based on its ability to discriminate packet forwarding between multiple contexts. It also applies to ASA/PIX software. Lets review this in detail and learn the evil consequences.
Blessay: Designing Enterprise DMZ and Multilayer Firewall Clusters
2 August 2009 By 17 Comments
In modern Enterprise networks, you typically have many clusters of firewalls protecting assets in your network. Since we use two or more layers of firewalls, we can put our DMZ for intermediate security zones in different places in our network. Lets gather together the different options and consider the merits or not, and sometimes how they ‘self-build’.
