Saturday, March 13, 2010. I am watching the Redwings and the Sabers skate to a 2-2 stalemate. So I have been multi-tasking, pondering opportunities gained and those lost and decided to catch up on some of my blog reading. Reading other peoples blogs always makes me want to post to my own blog. One day at a time I guess. Go Mom Go! BTW Redwings win in OT3-2, a good end to nice day.

And Rejoining the Tao Blog. Located in the Vatican Museums. Here I offer personal information not suited for TaoSecurity. For cyber security, I blog as TaoSecurity Blog. For martial arts, I blog as Rejoining the Tao Blog.

Tech stuff I make notes of, usually so I remember it in the future, but that you might find useful too. Monday, March 20, 2006. Sniping eBay Auctions with esniper on FreeBSD. Check the esniper web site. For information on what sniping is, amongst other related questions.

Friday, August 29, 2008. Coming to a bookshelf near you. My book on IPv6 Security is now available for ordering on Amazon. Eric and I are both very excited about this step in the process. Monday, August 11, 2008. I am going to start testing ModSecurity for a WAF and comparing it to other WAFs. I am also going to start using DAVIX.

Blind Faith In SSL or WiFi Will Get You PWNED. By lightthedarkfiber on May 15, 2010. By lightthedarkfiber on March 19, 2010. Over at aurora report I mentioned that my mom has recently joined the ranks as a netizen. This means I feel responsible for ensuring she has an acceptable level of safety while connected online. I propose using some basic and free tools to do this. AVG anti-malware, Secunia PSI for patch management, Microsoft Autoupdate enabled, Microsoft Persona.

Evangelism and thoughts on security, platforms, programming and other geekery. Monday, June 08, 2009. IP Blacklisting Version 2 for Snort 2. Both of these features are now available in version 2 of the patch. Direct loading of the IP address lists from the snort. conf preprocessor directive is no longer supported, you have to use the external files. Here is a sample directive for snort.

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