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Commercial Snoopy Launch! [ ShadowLightly ]
Hello world! We’ve been busy squireling away on a much requested project – a commercial Snoopy offering. We’ve called it ShadowLightly, and we’d like to invite you to join the beta explorer program. We’re going to offer ten 3-month trials to the site (you’d need to buy sensors / build your own), and in return we’d ask that you help us debug any issues. To apply, please email explorer@shadowlightly.com –…
Offence oriented defence
We recently gave a talk at the ITWeb Security Summit entitled “Offense Oriented Defence”. The talk was targeted at defenders and auditors, rather then hackers (the con is oriented that way), although it’s odd that I feel the need to apologise for that ;) The talks primary point, was that by understanding how attackers attack, more innovative defences can be imagined. The corollary was that common defences, in the form…
BroadView V4 Attributes
Following on from Evert’s posting about the new BroadView v4, I’d like to showcase a specific aspect of BV that we’ve found useful, namely Attributes. These are small pieces of data collected and maintained for each host scanned by BV including somewhat mundane bits of info like IP address and OS but, they also include some really tasty morsels about remote hosts that are scanned. Attributes are collected on a…
BroadView – coming of age
Ever since Ron Gula’s RiskyBusiness talk #142 about their Nessus philosophy, I decided to come out of the closet and share with our readers the work we do in the vulnerability management field. [Ed: If you don’t listen to Risky Business then, as we say in South Africa, eish.] Ron explained that with Nessus they aim to give users a tool that can be used for monitoring and auditing –…
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