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May
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comment Looking for a software that will help me set security policy on my network
This question is very broad as it stands, I suggest you look into some solutions yourself and come back with more specific issues as they arise. If it was me, I would run all connections via a Linux box running iptables. That would give you all the control you would ever need.
May
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May
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comment Bruteforce Passphrase of Dictionary Words
This is attempting all possible combinations of 4 words. And 1000 guesses per second is realistic for an online attack, such as a web-service. In an offline attack, it varies, but can be as much as 100 billion attempts per second in the worst cases (such as single iteration md5).
May
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answered Bruteforce Passphrase of Dictionary Words
May
14
reviewed Approve suggested edit on What kind of attack was this?
May
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reviewed Leave Open Virus with PGP Encryption Preventing Virus Scan
May
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reviewed Leave Open What are some signs that a certain degree in information security will be a quality one?
May
14
comment Salting in encryption (rather than hashing)
Is this not what an Initialisation Vector is for?
May
14
comment Why isn't open WiFi encrypted?
Bear in mind that Wifi is a layer 1 protocol. This means it is transparent to layer 2 (Ethernet). So 'having the wifi password' is equivalent to 'plugged into the switch'.
May
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reviewed Leave Open File uploader: Does renaming protect from exploitation
May
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reviewed Leave Open Pronounceable Password Generator
May
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reviewed Leave Open Linux Runtime Memory protection
May
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reviewed Leave Open ROP Gadgets from executables?
May
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reviewed Close How to check who has been accessing my Linode server
May
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reviewed Leave Open Prove that you deleted the file
May
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reviewed Leave Open Does escaping quotes protect me from SQL injection?
May
9
comment Is OpenGL a security problem?
Good question, it extends to all DMA hardware - pretty much anything that plugs into a PCI slot or Firewire port, which then runs software (or even just firmware) that could be subverted.
May
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revised how does a reflection attack work?
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May
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revised how does a reflection attack work?
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revised how does a reflection attack work?
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