Monthly Archives: December 2009

Christmas Bash wid CERT Bang

Hii..Fellas.. Don’t know how you all feel this season, but this is the season of excitement and enthusiasm. Heat of the joy melting ice around us. This year I am thinking in a different way (That doesn’t mean i am … Continue reading

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Windows 7 out there..

Windows 7 creating a buzz in the maket, so how this security domain left un-touched. I think working on a new pie creates more variant oppurtunities. I am trying giving new feathers in my cap. Windows 7 includes a number … Continue reading

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CISSP — ISSMP

CISSP concentrations are fresh new air flowing around. This exam creating fuzz everywhere even into US Army. This time i will focus on ISSMP i.e. Information Systems Security Management Professional. This concentration requires that a candidate demonstrate two years of … Continue reading

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Hacking Process un-leashed

Hackers usually use social engineering to gain most of their knowledge. Social Engineering is the act of getting someone to tell you about sensitive information through trust. This unadulterated trust becomes a weakness for most companies. Brute Force, Exploit and … Continue reading

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CISSP-ISSAP

CISSP concentrations are fresh new air flowing around. This exam creating fuzz everywhere even into US Army. This time i will focus on ISSAP i.e. Information Systems Security Architecture Professional. This concentration requires a candidate to demonstrate two years of … Continue reading

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Understanding DMZ

A demilitarized zone (DMZ) is a physical or logical sub-network that contains and exposes external services of an organization to a larger network, usually the Internet. The purpose of a DMZ is to add an additional layer of security to … Continue reading

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IEEE 802.1X authentication

The IEEE 802.1X standard defines a method of authenticating and authorizing users to connect to an IEEE 802 LAN. It blocks users from accessing the network on the failure of authentication. IEEE 802.1X supports the Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport Level Security … Continue reading

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