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Scott Pack
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Is it a bad idea for a firewall to block ICMP?

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Should I change the default SSH port on linux servers?

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How do you destroy an old hard drive?

63 votes

How can I protect my internet-connected devices from discovery by Shodan?

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Difference between IDS and IPS and Firewall

48 votes

How can I punish a hacker?

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What is the difference between authorized_keys and known_hosts file for SSH?

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Simple example auditd configuration?

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Most secure way to partition linux?

31 votes

Why block outgoing network traffic with a firewall?

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What is the danger of hosting your SSL certificate yourself?

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What logs to retain for PCI-DSS?

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Wireless client isolation - how does it work, and can it be bypassed?

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How are spoofed packets detected?

16 votes

Should a site have SSL if it doesn't have a login form?

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PCI DSS requirement 6.4.2 separation of duties between development/test environments

16 votes

What should be included in a jump bag and how often should it be reviewed?

15 votes
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Erasing a hard-disk, encrypting it as alternative?

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Backtrack 5 in a VM - Why bridged networking over NAT?

14 votes

Books about Penetration Testing

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Is CentOS a good choice from a security perspective?

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Do these ports mean anything?

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Wireless keyboard sniffing risk

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Virus detection with Process Explorer

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What are common/official methods of reporting spam/phishing/nasty-grams to organizations?

12 votes

Securing my web-server / website

12 votes

Fresh Graduate Going into Penetration Testing

12 votes

PCI-DSS - one application per server?

11 votes

Available Resources for Securing RHEL 6

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Appropriate defense for 404s in my logs - persistent web scans from one region