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Network Anomaly Detection Track Record in Real Life?
As I allude here, my long-held impression is that no true anomaly-based network IDS (NIDS) has ever been successful commercially and/or operationally. There were some bits of success, to be sure (“OMG WE CAN DETECT PORTSCANS!!!”), but in total, they (IMHO) don’t quite measure up to SUCCESS of the approach. In light of this opinion, […] The post Network Anoma […]
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Threat Intelligence Report – PowerShell Dropper Kilences
The Alert Logic Threat Intelligence team shares new research and insight on Kilences--a PowerShell dropper that can deliver damaging malicious payloads. The post Threat Intelligence Report – PowerShell Dropper Kilences appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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GovWare 2018 survey: Challenges include resources and open source use
In September 2018, Synopsys Software Integrity Group, Asia Pacific, participated in the 27th edition of GovernmentWare. The GovWare conference anchors Singapore International Cyber Week, which promotes the development and innovation of the cyber ecosystem through international and regional collaboration and cooperation. SICW draws thousands of cyber security […]
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Best RADIUS Server
Is there really much debate on what the best RADIUS server is? Most would probably say FreeRADIUS, and for good reason. FreeRADIUS has been around for a long time, with its development beginning in August of 1999 by Alan DeKok and Miquel van Smoorenburg. While these two figures were instrumental in getting FreeRADIUS off the […] The post Best RADIUS Server a […]
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The Kolakoski Sequence
Via the eponymmous Greg Ross, illustrating a superb lack of futilty at The Futility Closet. The post The Kolakoski Sequence appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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