Andrew Hay

May 17, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Thursday May 17th, 2007

It’s May…and it’s snowing. Snow!?!?!?! Here’s the list: The Windows Vista Security Blog is Back – Sometimes it’s better to lay low while the dust settles We’re back! You’ve probably noticed that the blog hasn’t been updated much lately. We’re … Continue reading

May 17, 2007
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Introducing The Open Event Log Project

The Open Event Log (OEL) Project was conceived by Andrew Hay in May 2006 as a repository for system/server/application event logs to aide in incident response and forensic analysis. Many tools are now available to assist the analyst in interpreting … Continue reading

May 16, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Wednesday May 16th, 2007

I wanted to point out the following post from Andy Willingham’s blog called Time to think. It’s not really security related but does illustrate a good point — Make sure you always have your resume up to date. I was … Continue reading

May 15, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Tuesday May 15th, 2007

For the first golf round of the season I think I did quite well. I am, however, a little sore after using muscles that haven’t been used all winter. Here’s the list for today: SPAM and Anti-Spam – Article from … Continue reading

May 15, 2007
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MS Windows Vista forged ARP packet Network Stack DoS Exploit

I’m not sure how recent this is but Daniel Cid brought it to my attention. Description: Microsoft Windows Vista (SP0) dumps interfaces when it receives this ARP packet. This DoS is useful for an internet cafe, wireless venue, or legitimate … Continue reading

May 14, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Monday May 14th, 2007

I’m quite happy that the golf courses are starting to open up. In fact I think I’ll go tonight for 9 holes Here’s the list for today: Social Engineering & the Need for Awareness & Training: Fraudsters Are Calling Businesses … Continue reading

May 11, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Friday May 11th, 2007

F.R.I.D.A.Yay!!!!! Here’s the list for today: Do we need 100Gbps IPS? – I don’t see why we wouldn’t but it sounds like Alan’s main problem is the profitability of the company, not the product itself. To me this is just … Continue reading

May 10, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Thursday May 10th, 2007

Again I let the post slip to noon. Must be the nice weather outside Here’s the list for today: Bots on the Corporate LAN I agree with his comment in the article: “So it’s obvious that there are bots on … Continue reading

May 9, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Wednesday May 9th, 2007

Little late posting this one today…better late than never! Here’s the list for today: Note to Universities: Web Sites Providing A Security Breach Playground – Remember when Universities were only breeding grounds for STD’s? While I was compiling the Educational … Continue reading

May 8, 2007
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Suggested Blog Reading – Tuesday May 8th, 2007

Only Tuesday and it feels like it should be Wednesday or Thursday (not sure why…it just does). I’m hoping to get back to setting up my home security lab this week and next but we’ll see how the weather is … Continue reading