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Archive for August, 2006

My Last Day...

Wow, summer went by quick! I remember the first day of my internship: nervous, excited and no idea what to expect. I've learned a lot these past couple months, an experience you just don't get from sitting in a classroom. I met a lot of cool people who [...]

Bigfoot's "Wallet-Killer" NIC

Everytime I see Bigfoot's "Killer" NIC being mentioned on websites and forums, I just have to laugh. It's got interesting features like: bypassing the Windows TCP/IP stack and processing within the hardware, and running embedded Linux that's accessible [...]

Security Engineering... for Free!!

I'm enthused to hear Ross Anderson has made his book, Security Engineering available online and FREE to download. He explains his reasoning at his website; to reach the widest possible audience, especially among poor students and being a supporter of [...]

Fall 2006 Semester

I've enrolled in the following classes this coming Fall semester (summer just went by too quick), and would like to hear your input on them. I'm including the professor's names in addition, since one class with different instructors is never the same. [...]

Update on what I've been reading so far...

I have trouble finishing books I start. For whatever reason, I struggle through it. I began reading InfoSec Career Hacking: Sell Your Skillz, Not Your Soul before I flew home for the summer, and read up until the last couple chapters and got bored with [...]

The (In)Security of Locks

Here's a cool article [engadget], from the lockpicking event at DEFCON14 in Las Vegas. The author goes into some detail as to what the components of a lock are and how they work together. Also described is the history of "bumping" locks (as the 11 [...]

IBM to buy ISS

No... not the International Space Station (for you Slashdotters...) ARMONK, NY & ATLANTA - 23 Aug 2006: IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Internet Security Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: ISSX) today announced the two companies have entered into a definitive agreement for IBM [...]

Silence on the Wire Review

`Silence on the Wire: A Field Guide to Passive Reconnaissance and Indirect Attacks <http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/silence.shtml>`_ By MichaƂ Zalewski I am a student studying information security and I've read many books lately on the subject. Silence on the [...]

My New Site

I decided to create a page dedicated to what I'm thinking about and the projects I'm currently working on. The page is still being worked on, so the default images are going to go and be more customized to my liking. So, if you want to see what I've been [...]
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