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Past 30 Tips of the Day

  1. Needan OS with firewall/NAT capabilities that fits on a floppy?
    See the Wall Project
  2. Think your network printer and other embedded systems are relatively safe from remote attack?  Think again...
    See the Attacking Networked Embedded Systems paper (Requires Acrobat Reader)
  3. Got an unauthorized system on your network and need to track down where it's physically located?
    See the Tracking Down the Phantom Host article
  4. Need to harden your Apache installation but not sure where to begin?
    See the Apache Security site
  5. Want to set up a small Certificate Authority with an easy to use GUI?
    See the TinyCA
  6. Want to keep software-based keystroke loggers off your Windows systems?
    See the Anti-Keylogger
  7. Have you tested your firewall to ensure that it's actually enforcing the policies you've defined?
    See the Firewall Tester
  8. Need to run the Nmap scanner on your Windows system?
    See the Nmap for Windows
  9. Looking to ramp up on cryptography and its role in security?
    See the Encryption & Security Tutorial
  10. Need an operating system that's secure from the start?
    See the OpenBSD Project
  11. Need to effectively audit your 802.11a/b/g networks?
    See the Kismet Utility
  12. Need to audit your C/C++ source code, but not sure where to start?
    See the ITS4 Utility
  13. Need to do a quick scanner for open relays, web vulnerabilities and more?
    See the Hackbot Utility
  14. Need to determine what application is running, even on non-standard ports?
    See the Amap Utility
  15. Need to determine the type and scope of web servers on your network?
    See the Metis Utility
  16. Want to find your open mail relays before some spammer does?
    See the Spam & Open Relay Blocking System
  17. Need a security management system but none of the commercial offerings fit the bill?
    See the Open Source Security Infrastructure Management System (OpenSIMS)
  18. Think nobody's noticed your wireless network?  Think again.
    See the WiFi Maps Site
  19. Want to keep the spirit of open-source Nessus alive?
    See the OpenVAS Project
  20. Think your systems are safe because they're behind a firewall?  Think again.
    See the Enemy Within article
  21. Tired of having to deal with unrepentant spamhaus ISPs?
    See the Distributed Sender Blackhole List
  22. Considering a new network provider and want to verify their track record of handling spam & abuse issues?
    See the Multi-RBL Check System
  23. Trying to determine which remote OS fingerprinting utility is right for your purposes?
    See the Analysis of Remote Active Operating System Fingerprinting Tools (Requires Acrobat Reader)
  24. Looking for a Tripwire-like utility that's easier to configure and maintain?
    See the File System Saint
  25. Need a utility to analyze & summarize logs from IPtables, IPfilter, PIX, Snort, and more?
    See the FWlogwatch Utility
  26. Looking to secure Linux on both the kernel and user level?
    See the Medusa DS9 Project
  27. Need a tool to recover encryption keys on wireless networks?
    See the AirSnort Site
  28. Want to be sure your IT audit covers all the bases?
    See the Introduction to Conducting a Security Audit
  29. Needan OS with firewall/NAT capabilities that fits on a floppy?
    See the Wall Project
  30. You've locked down your Unix and Windows systems, but what about your MacOS systems?
    See the Mac Security Guide


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