April 5, 2007 at around evening time
· Filed under GnuPG, HIDS, IDS, digital signature, information security, intrusion detection system, wordpress
I was rather perplexed when I read the latest wordpress 2.1.3 release post. Therein, the dev team reported that they’ve taken the trouble reviewing the code base for security enhancements and whatnot. In an eh-by-the-way style P.S., an update was provided for the recent code tainting led by server account compromise. Read the rest of this entry »
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February 1, 2007 around lunchtime
· Filed under CLI, HIDS, command line, fedora core linux, linux, mp3
My son scrubbed one of his favorite music CDs with his oily hands last night. Destruction by love
I couldn’t play the CD for him on a regular CD player any more. In hope that I may have better luck extracting the audio tracks off the CD, I popped the CD into a Fedora Core Linux 6 desktop, to extract the audio tracks from the CD and convert them to MP3. Read the rest of this entry »
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January 22, 2007 around lunchtime
· Filed under HIDS, IDS, fedora core linux, information security, intrusion detection system, linux, site_news, system monitors
A few useful RPMS have been built for Fedora Core 6/i386. They are avaiable for download here. For now, this includes Tripwire ( a HIDS) and Hobbit Monitor, a GPLed scalable NMS.
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