"...everyone who wants to make a difference should just go ahead and get their own foreign policy and stop waiting on change from above."-- Thomas Barnett Inspired by my friend Gunnar Peterson, I've committed to begin funding Kiva Micro-loans in the next 30 days with a goal to fund up to $1,000 by year end. …
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Pay-It-Forward: I'm collecting donations for my Kiva Micro-loans Security Pro Funding Pool...
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The Final Frontier(?): Virtualizing the DMZ...
http://rationalsecurity.typepad.com/blog/2008/06/the-final-front.htmlAlessandro from virtualization.info and I were chatting today regarding VMware's latest best-practices document titled "DMZ Virtualization with VMware Infrastructure." This is a nine page overview that does a reasonably good job of laying out many of the architectural/topological options available …
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Blackhat 2008: Four Horsemen Of the Virtualization Apocalypse - Done!
http://rationalsecurity.typepad.com/blog/2008/06/blackhat-2008-f.htmlToday was the deadline for submission for all selected Blackhat presentations. I'm giving a 75 minute talk titled "The Four Horsemen of the Virtualization Apocalypse" which is based upon my original blog posting here. I dutifully uploaded my presentation to Ping and the gang at Blackhat HQ today (on time, that's a first!) with a sigh of relief and accomplishment. …
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Headlines from the Computer Security Blogosphere
http://viralinks.com/computersecurityThe Daily Incite - July 3, 2008 | Security Incite: Analysis on Information Security Where the truth is: Logs and breach-disclosure laws The Security Catalyst Community - CISSP - on it's way out, or not. Or both? Rational Survivability: Visualization Through Virtualization... practical risk management: So now everyone is an IT GRC vendor
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Anton Chuvakin Blog - "Security Warrior"
http://chuvakin.blogspot.compractical risk management: So now everyone is an IT GRC vendor Rational Survivability: Visualization Through Virtualization... The Security Catalyst Community - CISSP - on it's way out, or not. Or both? Where the truth is: Logs and breach-disclosure laws The Daily Incite - July 3, 2008 | Security Incite: Analysis on Information Security
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Meme for the Fourth
http://1raindrop.typepad.com/1_raindrop/2008/07/meme-for-the...If you are looking for something to do on the 4th, surf over to Hoff's blog
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Links for 2008-07-03 [del.icio.us]
http://securityratty.com/article/1bb5bd27cd79acf81b0be54552f...The Daily Incite - July 3, 2008 | Security Incite: Analysis on Information Security Where the truth is: Logs and breach-disclosure laws The Security Catalyst Community - CISSP - on it's way out, or not. Or both? Rational Survivability: Visualization Through Virtualization... practical risk management: So now everyone is an IT GRC vendor
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Virtualisation is so 90ies?
http://wishinet.blogspot.com/2008/07/virtualisation-is-so-90...Library conflicts - passé? Through Virtualisation? ... Bad idea! I'm no enemy of this "new" technique. But I think it's neither good for saving money in IT infrastructures, nor designed to secure. And it gets used to do exactly this: Chris Hoff added some thoughts about virtualising a DMZ! Based on a VMware paper! That means the DMZ is at the same box together with the customer database. No hardware-based security, no FPGA firewall gateway: nothing: just a layer of code separates.
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VPN Haus
http://vpnhaus.wordpress.comBlogroll (Bloggers) Alan Shimel Educated Guesswork Google Online Security Blog IT Security: The View From Here Rational Survivability Security Retentive Securosis
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Virtualization security, some thoughts about it
http://www.securitybalance.com/?p=210post from Hoff
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VMware and Virtual DMZs
http://spiresecurity.typepad.com/spire_security_viewpoint/20...Chris Hoff posts
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Information Security Blogs
http://sekure.netmanagement, functionality, operational expertise, and cost but given where my head and focus are today, I have to admit that it still gnawed at me from a security perspective which is still too weak for my liking. I've hinted at why in my original Four Horsemen slide, and I'm going to be speaking for 75 minutes on the topic at Blackhat, so come get your VirtSec boogie on there for a full explanation... Alessandro got dinged in a comment on his blog for a statement in which he suggested that partially-collapsed as
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Anatomy of a Dig
http://lowlightyears.blogspot.com/2008/07/anatomy-of-dig.htm...Flowchart/Diagram You will note that The Cheese's color is changing from green to yellow because he was a innocent bystander before he was the joint victim of the second, tagteam dig. Footnotes [1] [2] Like a prostitute. [3] Like Patty the Daytime Prostitute.
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