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- cmihai
- IT Architect and Designer, UNIX and VMS technologist, network and system administrator, photographer. Opinions are my own.
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November
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- Advanced malware analysis and forensics using virt...
- Building FTimes on Windows using Visual Studio
- Solaris will soon run on IBM zSeries Mainframes
- Malware and rootkit detection with Strider, RootKi...
- Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music
- Cracking Cisco type 7 and type 5 PIX passwords wit...
- Covert Channels: NTFS Alternate Data Streams
- Exploiting md5 and other hashing functions collisi...
- 100th post - feedback on improving content
- Paint.NET - tiny free Photoshop alternative for Wi...
- Reavealing passwords fields (asterisk *** ) stored...
- UNIX Deployment Tools - JumpStart, IgniteUX, NIM, ...
- Windows PE tools, LiveCD, Deployment Tools
- Sun Shared Shell - Collaborative Remote Access
- Blue Pill - Malware Virtualization
- GaG - the Graphical Boot Manager
- VMware - using named pipes to redirect serial cons...
- Sun Blackbox - underground datacenter in a Japanes...
- Switch This - 3456 port Infiniband switch from Sun
- Great Content
- VMware Server 2.0 Beta
- qemu - kqemu accelerator ported to other platforms
- More fun using Tempest for Eliza and a photodiode
- Firebug - awesome Web debugging tool - Firefox plugin
- Sandboxie - a transient storage area jail
- IBM's AIX 6.1 released, Open BETA ended
- Virtualization - the new old thing everyone hypes ...
- MIT releases the source code for MULTICS
- Security Pro Admits to Hijacking PCs for Profit
- Solaris digital forensics whitepaper
- How to Charge an iPod using electrolytes and an onion
- Now they're after piratebay... again.
- The Blogosphere is safe for another day
- Silly tests
- xkcd takes life. Seriously.
- The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Music
- Demonoid BitTorrent site taken down by record indu...
- Al Qaeda declares Cyber Jihad on the West
- First Forensic Forum defaced
- sudo dd if=~/loveletter of=/dev/rwd0c
- Open Source at Microsoft, working on ATK
- Security through fear
- DTrace: ported to FreeBSD, MacOS X, QNX
- Terminus - best monospaced bitmap font ever
- Trapped in Bureaucracy
- GSMK CryptoPhone - source code available and AES25...
- Security Through Obscurity
- The Day The Routers Died
- CoolStack 1.2 is out: Optimized Open Source Softwa...
- Master bootable OpenBSD 4.2 install media
- Using Vista diskpart - Dynamic disk and volume man...
- Ext2 Filesystem for Linux and Solaris
- OpenSolaris - Project Indiana LiveCD available for...
- OpenBSD 4.2 Release, ISO image with install sets a...
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