Welcome to DRG's Weekend Reads, a weekly short list of good reads to enjoy your weekend with. DRG Weekend Reads will attempt to bring you the best in below the radar information security news and technical insight from around the globe. Feel free to send us your reading suggestions by emailing us your favorites and we'll give you a
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- A Guided Tour of Datacenter Networking (via Google Research)
- KAIST GSIS Security Analysis Report: Java Applet Vulnerability Analysis (via KAIST Graduate School of Information Security)
- Deploying and Securing Google Chrome in a Windows Enterprise (Via NSA)
- How to Secure Your Website (love the cover page graphic) (via INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION AGENCY, JAPAN)
- Scraping LinkedIn Public Profiles for Fun and Profit (via I HACK, THEREFORE I AM)
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Weekend Reads for December 21, 2012
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- CHRISTOPHER LEE RELEASES HEAVY METAL VERSIONS OF CLASSIC CHRISTMAS SONGS (via Loudwire)
- Analysis of Internet-wide Probing using Darknets (via The Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis)
- Online onslaught: Internet-based methods for attacking and defending citizens' organizations (Via University of Illinois at Chicago)
- End-to-End Encrypted GMail? Not So Easy (via Freedom to Tinker)
- An Evaluation of the Application Verification Service in Android 4.2 (via Department of Computer Science, NC State University)
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Weekend Reads for December 14, 2012
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- State Secrets Defense Corners Judge in Catch-22 Predicament (via Wired)
- Dexter: More of the same, or hidden links? (via Verizon Security Blog)
- Why the ITU is the wrong place to set Internet standards (via Arstechnica)
- Suspected gang behind the $850 million Butterfly botnet arrested (via Naked Security)
- Fast DNA origami opens way for nanoscale machines (via Nature)
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Weekend Reads for December 7, 2012
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- A dispatch from the 2012 Boring Conference (via Slate)
- Ryan Gordon On Valve's Steam, Linux Porting (via Phoronix)
- Appeals Court Sides With Bush Wiretapping (via Wired)
- Collecting Logs from Security Devices at Home (via SANS ISC)
- Cobook for iPhone Combines All Your Social Networks Into a Powerful Address Book (via Lifehacker)
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Weekend Reads for November 30, 2012
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- Let's talk about ZRTP (via Cryptography Engineering)
- Onity Hotel-Room Lock-Hacking Triviality Becomes an Issue In Texas (via Police-Led Intelligence)
- Don't change sshd's port (via Tom Ryder)
- Don't be a Petraeus: A Tutorial on Anonymous Email Accounts (via EFF)
- HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) (via IETF)
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Weekend Reads for November 23, 2012
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- 40 Essential Mashable Stories You May Have Missed in 2012 (via Yahoo News)
- Snapshots explore Einstein's unusual brain (via Nature)
- Many Black Friday Shoppers to Begin Before 3 A.M. INFOGRAPHIC (via Mashable)
- Recommendations to Prevent Catastrophic Threats (via Federation of American Scientists)
- WWII HERO PIGEON crypto message STUMPS GCHQ boffins (via The Register)
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Weekend Reads for November 16, 2012
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- iOS 6.0 Causes CDN Overages (via PRX Labs)
- Planet-Hunting Kepler Telescope's Greatest Hits (via Wired)
- The Mystical Art of Cost Estimation (via HAXLR8R)
- iOS apps hijack Twitter accounts, post false "confessions" of piracy (via Ars Technica)
- Everyday I'm CIFfling (via Verizon Security Blog)
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Weekend Reads for November 9, 2012
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- Hacking an Android Banking Application (via IOActive Blog)
- The Web Won't Be Safe Until We Break It (via ACM Queue)
- Cisco Systems Export of Application Information in IP Flow Information Export (IPFIX) (via RFC Editor)
- Hurricane Sandy: Global Impacts (via Renesys Blog)
- An Analysis of the Snort Data Acquisition Modules (via SANS)
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Weekend Reads for November 2, 2012
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- Five Questions for Zach Hoeken Smith (via Make Blog)
- An IEEE Standards Group Wants All Election Computer Systems To Speak The Same Language (via IEEE Spectrum)
- Free Android apps often secretly make calls, use the camera (Via The Register)
- Popular websites leaking system status information, private data and even passwords (via Naked Security)
- QR Code Clock (via Ch00ftech)
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Weekend Reads for October 26, 2012
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- Attackers Turn to Open DNS Resolvers to Amplify DDoS Attacks (via Threatpost)
- How Does Mobility Change IT Risk Management? (via Dark Reading)
- Sopelka Botnet (via S21 Sec)
- Make the Scariest Pumpkin Ever (via Make)
- Understanding Spam Economics (Via Purdue University)
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Weekend Reads for October 19, 2012
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- Dolphins stay awake for 15 days (via Independent.ie)
- Apple Removes Default Java Support In Browsers (via Dark Reading)
- A TEDx playlist - 6 talks that became phenomena (via TED)
- Mystery particles on Mars revealed by rover's litter (via NewScientist)
- Steer-by-Wire System Brings Us Closer to Autonomous Cars (Via Wired)
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Weekend Reads for October 12, 2012
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- DDoS attacks on major US banks are no Stuxnet (via Ars Technica)
- High-speed Covert Channel Attacks in the Cloud (via Usenix)
- Detection of Widespread Weak Keys in Network Devices (Via Usenix)
- Network monitoring as a security tool (via Dark Reading)
- Judge Says Fair Use Protects Universities in Book-Scanning Project (via Wired)
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Weekend Reads for October 5, 2012
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- Hackers Crack Hotel Room Locks With A Tool Disguised As A Dry Erase Marker (via Forbes)
- A tech support scammer dials Ars Technica (via Ars Technica)
- Politics of Self-Expression and the Occupy Movement (Via Technosociology)
- Outsource Your Chores to The Internet with These Handy Services (via Lifehacker)
- Pure Data Running on the Raspberry Pi (via Make Magazine)
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Weekend Reads for September 28, 2012
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- On the Feasibility of Side-Channel Attacks with Brain-Computer Interfaces (via Usenix)
- Fast Algorithms for the Maximum Clique Problem on Massive Sparse Graphs (via Cornell University)
- In deep with Tesla CEO Elon Musk (Via Autoblog)
- Internet Traffic During the 2012 Olympics (via RIPE Labs)
- OSX/Flashback The first malware to infect hundreds of thousands of Apple Mac (via ESET)
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Weekend Reads for September 21, 2012
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- Do you allow XSS in your passwords? You should (via Troy Hunt)
- Analysis of a "/0" Stealth Scan from a Botnet (via Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis)
- The Mirage Campaign (Via SecureWorks)
- Privacy and Data Management on Mobile Devices (via Pew Research Center)
- Security Implications of IPv6 on IPv4 Networks (via IETF)
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Weekend Reads for September 14, 2012
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- Thoughts on STIX (via Threat Thoughts)
- Manufacturing Compromise: The Emergence of Exploit-as-a-Service (via International Computer Science Institute)
- PCI Mobile Payment Acceptance Security Guidelines (Via PCI Security Standards Council)
- On the (provable) security of TLS: Part 1 (via Cryptography Engineering)
- Blackhole 2.0 (via Malware dont need coffee)
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Weekend Reads for September 7, 2012
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- Botnet master gets 30-month prison term (via Ars Technica)
- Sharing threat intelligence (via Verizon Security Blog)
- Bitcoin theft (via Ars Technica)
- Hacking brainwaves? (via Wired)
- Tool review SearchDiggity (Via Holistic Infosec)
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Weekend Reads for August 31, 2012
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- Predicting the impact of solar flares (via Scientific American)
- Alice and Bob in Cipherspace (via American Scientist)
- Bypassing CAPTCHAs by Impersonating CAPTCHA Providers (via Open Security Research)
- Internet Topology Data Comparison (via The Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis)
- Status of Julian Assange (Via Ars Technica)
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Weekend Reads for August 24, 2012
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- A Lone Wolf No More: Supporting Network Intrusion Detection With Real-Time Intelligence (via International Computer Science Institute)
- WikiLeaks, DDoS Attacks and Pretrial Release Issues (via cyb3rcrim3)
- The DRG Interview with Jose Nazario (Via The Dragon Research Group)
- Network profiling using flow (via Software Engineering Institute)
- The state of passwords (via Ars Technica)
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Weekend Reads for August 17, 2012
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- Analysis and solution for one team's work on the DRG FIRST 2012 Challenge (via autopsIT)
- Researchers Seek Help Cracking Gauss Mystery Payload (via Wired)
- iOS SMS vulnerability (via pod2g)
- Perspectives on selling exploits (via Threat Thoughts)
- Great security tips to give your family (Via Information Amplifier)
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Weekend Reads for August 10, 2012
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- Stronger password hashing in .NET with Microsoft universal providers (via Troy Hunt)
- Recent Advances in IPv6 Security (via Si6 Networks)
- Another perspective on the Apple hack story (Via Rational Survivability)
- A new take on digital forensics (via Threat Thoughts)
- Passwords: Attackers vs. Users (via Verizon Security Blog)
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Weekend Reads for August 3, 2012
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- Possible issues with VMWare and Pentesting (via Paul Dot Com)
- Understanding social media through the marketing lens (via Social Steve)
- Texting and language skills (Via Language Log)
- Understanding the Business of Online Pharmaceutical Affiliate Programs (via International Computer Science Institute)
- Linux distro released for the Raspberry Pi (via Slashdot)
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Weekend Reads for July 27, 2012
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- Attributes of Malicious Files (via SANS Reading Room)
- Four theories on the cryptography of Star Trek (via Cryptography Engineering)
- Multi-context XSS injection contest (Via The Spanner Blog)
- RIPE Atlas - A Case Study of IPv6 /48 Filtering (via RIPE Labs)
- OAuth 2.0 and the Road to Hell (via Hueniverse)
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Weekend Reads for July 20, 2012
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- How VCs Turned My Startup Into A Nightmare (via Buzzfeed)
- When Art, Apple and the Secret Service Collide: People Staring at Computers (via Wired)
- Minecraft + Game of Thrones = Westroscraft (Thanks to Dan Kugler for submitting this, via Westrocraft.com)
- Brood Parasitism: A Cuckoo Discussion Of Smart Device Insecurity By Way Of Robbing the NEST (via Rational Survivability)
- The Principle of Maneuver in Cyber Operations (via Academia.edu)
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Weekend Reads for July 13, 2012
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- Putting "war" in cyberwar (via University of Illinois at Chicago)
- High Roller and Carder Profit: A Tale Of Two S#1tties (via Police-Led Intelligence)
- Leap Second crashes half the internet (via Some Bits Blog)
- Illegal Engineering: A history of safe cracking (via Tim Hunkin)
- Why Johnny Can't Browse in Peace (via Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium 2012)
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Weekend Reads for July 6, 2012
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- Data centers on the cheap? (via Search Enabler)
- Custom Raspberry Pi Case Harkens Back to 80s-Era Computing (via Wired)
- Malware in the app store (via Ars Technica)
- The Higgs Boson explained, video (via Vimeo)
- Android spambots? (Via Naked Security)
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Weekend Reads for June 29, 2012
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- Tomcat Hardening Checklist (via Unidata)
- How to ask for permission (via EECS UC Berkeley)
- Switzerland is one gigantic booby-trap (via Boing Boing)
- Apple and Security (via Read Write Web)
- Camera Obscura (via New Scientist)
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Weekend Reads for June 22, 2012
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- Why do Nigerian Scammers Say They are from Nigeria? (via Microsoft Research)
- Measuring and Fingerprinting Click-Spam in Ad Networks (via Sig Comm 2012)
- Analysis on pBot, a PHP IRC Bot that has Malicious Functions (via Infosec Institute)
- Understanding Issues in Cloud Forensics: Two Hypothetical Case Studies (via The University of Maryland, Baltimore County)
- Non-Obvious Bugs by Example (Via Gregor Kopf)
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Weekend Reads for June 15, 2012
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- The new DRG challenges page! (via The DRG)
- Mosh: An Interactive Remote Shell for Mobile Clients (via MIT)
- Understanding the Net Neutrality Debate: Listening to Stakeholders (via University of Illinois at Chicago)
- Physical vs virtual in the cloud mix (via RationalSurvivability)
- Linked In Passwords the Infographic (Via Silicon Republic)
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Weekend Reads for June 8, 2012
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- 9 Principles to Battle Botnets (via InfoRisk Today)
- Social Media and doctors (via Naked Security)
- RIAA wants to issue unlimited takedowns to Google (via ArsTechnica)
- Endianness (via NYU Poly ISIS Lab)
- Revealing MPLS tunnels obscured from traceroute (via The Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis)
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Weekend Reads for June 1, 2012
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- Healthcare and security (via Freedom to Tinker)
- Evil Through the Lens of Web Logs (via SANS)
- Vint Cerf testifies against more Internet regulation (via Ars Technica)
- Please Don't Learn to Code (via Coding Horror)
- Whistleblowers a growing reality for info sec? (Via TaoSecurity)
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Weekend Reads for May 25, 2012
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- Factoring RSA Moduli. Part II. (via Windows On Theory)
- Info Graphic on Background Checks (via PI Newswire)
- Feds Considering Allowing DVD-Encryption Cracking (via Wired)
- A perspective on Facebook's real value (via SocialSteve's blog)
- Searching Virus Total (via Didier Stevens)
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Weekend Reads for May 18, 2012
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- Detecting Hoaxes, Frauds, and Deception in Writing Style Online (via Drexel University)
- Android hackers honing skills in Russia (via Slashdot)
- The science of guessing: analyzing an anonymized corpus of 70 million passwords (via University of Cambridge)
- An Anomaly in the uTorrent network (via CERT Polska)
- Got Packets? Odd duplicate DNS replies from 10.x IP Addresses (via SANS, Internet Storm Center)
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Weekend Reads for May 11, 2012
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- Don't Trust Satellite Phones: A Security Analysis of Two Satphone Standards (via Horst-Goertz Institute for IT Security)
- Memento: Learning Secrets from Process Footprints (via The University of Texas at Austin)
- Hummingbird: Privacy at the Time of Twitter (via The Cryptology ePrint Archive)
- EVILSEED: A Guided Approach to Finding Malicious Web Pages (via UC Santa Barbara)
- Rozzle: De-Cloaking Internet Malware (via Microsoft Research)
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Weekend Reads for May 4, 2012
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- Off-Path Attacking the Web (via Cornell University)
- HTTPi for Practical End-to-End Web Content Integrity (via Microsoft Research)
- People think cloud is risky but not enough to avoid it (via Sophos Naked Security Blog)
- Anonymizing in social networks (via CERIAS at Purdue University)
- Google announces Google-drive (via The Google Blog)
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Weekend Reads for April 27, 2012
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- Continuous Monitoring of Distributed Data Streams over a Time-based Sliding Window (via Cornell University)
- Spam Behavior Analysis and Detection in User Generated Content on Social Networks (via Computer Science and Engineering, Ohio State University)
- Can It Really Work? Problems with Extending EINSTEIN 3 to Critical Infrastructure (via Harvard National Security Journal)
- Re-wiring Activity of Malicious Networks (via Georgia Institute of Technology)
- Investigating the Distribution of Password Choices (via World Wide Web Conference 2012)
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Weekend Reads for April 20, 2012
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- Neal Stephenson on technology (via Technology Review)
- Phrack Issue 68 (Contributed by Osman Surkatty, via Phrack Magazine)
- Vulnerability in OpenSSL posted to Full Disclosure (via seclists.org)
- Saving Private Herm1t (Vx Heavens is closed!) (via Operational cryptology and virology lab)
- Off Path TCP Sequence Number Inference Attack: How Firewall Middleboxes Reduce Security (via The University of Michigan)
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Weekend Reads for April 13, 2012
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- It's the end of the (crypto) world as we know it (and I feel fine) (via Cryptography Engineering)
- Cloud Data Protection for the Masses (via Google Research)
- Enhanced Memory Protections in IE10 (via Windows Internet Explorer Engineering Team Blog)
- VoIP Steganography and Its Detection - A Survey (via Cornell University)
- Application Security Matters (via Dan Geer)
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Weekend Reads for April 6, 2012
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- The Cloud Cat and Mouse Papers: The Primer (via Loose Bolts)
- iCloud: Who holds the key? (via cryptographyengineering.com)
- Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Advanced Persistent Threat (via RSA Research)
- Tracking DDoS Attacks: Insights into the Business of Disrupting the Web (via Horst Gortz Institute for IT-Security)
- Adapting Social Spam Infrastructure for Political Censorship (via International Computer Science Institute)
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Weekend Reads for March 30, 2012
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- How to manage apple IDs in a family (via Mac Stories)
- Recommendations for the Remediation of Bots in ISP Networks (via The IETF)
- Computational Security Analysis of the UMTS and LTE Authentication and Key Agreement Protocols (via Cornell University)
- Attacking the voting systems (via J. Alex Halderman)
- Attacks moving to emerging technology (via Silicon Republic)
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Weekend Reads for March 23, 2012
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- Dan Geer reflects on the state of information security (Contributed by Dylan Damian, via Dan Geer)
- Detection is the new prevention (via Open-source security tools blog)
- Rare RAM-Based Malware Attacks Visitors of Russian Information Sites (via ThreatPost)
- Dropbox tool for sharing link collections (Contributed by Dylan Damian, via Brett Terpstra)
- Secure use of iptables and connection tracking helpers (via regit.org)
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Weekend Reads for March 16, 2012
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- Induction: A data analysis tool (Thanks to Dylan Damian for contributing this story, via One Thing Well)
- Guidelines for Securing Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) (via NIST)
- Spotlight On: Malicious Insiders and Organized Crime Activity (via CERT)
- Understanding Cloud Security Part One (via Infosec Island)
- The good and bad of social networks (Thanks to Dylan Damian for contributing this story, via /Dev/Random)
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Weekend Reads for March 9, 2012
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- Remembering Colossus (via The Google Blog)
- The history of animated GIFs (via kottke.org)
- Cooperation between CERTs and Law Enforcement (via European Network and Information Security Agency)
- The BIZ Top-Level Domain: Ten Years Later (via International Computer Science Institute)
- The Sin Digoo Affair (Thanks to Josiah Dykstra for contributing this story, via Secureworks)
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Weekend Reads for March 2, 2012
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- Why malware numbers don't matter (Thanks to Josiah Dykstra for contributing this story, via Active Response)
- Needles in haystacks: shared factors among many large composite numbers (via David Eppstein's Live Journal)
- In response to Needles in haystacks (via Cryptology ePrint Archive)
- Observations on the right amount of security (via Dan Geer, IEEE Computer and Reliability Societies)
- Android vulnerability announced at RSA (Thanks to Josiah Dykstra for contributing this story, via Read Write Web Mobile)
- DRG's guide to PGP (via The Dragon Research Group)
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Weekend Reads for February 24, 2012
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- Self Defense in Cyberspace: Law and Policy (via Social Science Research Network)
- Google's HUD glasses are on the way (via Gizmodo)
- App that alerts on privacy leaks on iOS (via Veracode Blog)
- IPv6 NIDS evasion and improvements in IPv6 fragmentation/reassembly (via SI6 Networks)
- Investigating IPv6 Traffic: What happened at the World IPv6 Day? (via Queen Mary, University of London)
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Reads for February 17, 2012
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- True Crypt attack, Thanks to Lionel Ferette for submitting this (via Didier Stevens Blog)
- 3D scanning the world (via IEEE Spectrum)
- The scale of the universe (via Cary Huang)
- Preview of the new Mac OS (via Gizmodo)
- A study on insider fraud (via Carnegie Mellon
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Weekend Reads for February 10, 2011
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- Brute force and SSH scanning attacks (via ICS-CERT)
- 14 years of weather: time elapsed (via Gizmodo)
- VirusTotal Plugin for IDA Pro (via Hex Blog)
- Reddit co-founder discusses the Internet and politics (via Forbes)
- RFC 6528 Defending against Sequence Number Attacks (via the IETF)
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Weekend Reads for February 3, 2012
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- Working with forensic data, Simson Garfinkel (via SOUPS 2011)
- Functional Programming and Security (via Cornell University)
- Defeating x64: The Evolution of the TDL Rootkit (via ESET.com)
- RFC 6518 Keying and Authentication for Routing Protocols (KARP) Design Guidelines (via Internet Engineering Task Force)
- Defending against the Low Orbit Cannon (via F5)
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Weekend Reads for January 27, 2012
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- Court ruling on forced password disclosure (via Information Week)
- Analyzing how we learn (via Wired)
- Reflection Scan: an Off-Path Attack on TCP (via Cornell University)
- Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Process (via Internet Engineering Task Force)
- The long tail of a criminal record (via The New York Times)
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Weekend Reads for January 20, 2012
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- An analysis of 2012 security predictions (via Paolo Passeri's Blog)
- Is ICANN no longer needed? (via The Kernel)
- Detecting and defending against memory corruption attacks (via The Minemu website)
- Reflections on GRC (via The New School blog)
- Lessons from one Hackerspace (via The Make Blog)
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Weekend Reads for January 13, 2012
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- Deploying IPv6 in the Google Enterprise Network: Lessons Learned (via Usenix LISA 2011)
- Adventures in (Small) Datacenter Migration (via Usenix LISA 2011)
- Local System Security via SSHD Instrumentation (via Usenix LISA 2011)
- Study on Cybercrime losses (via Microsoft Research)
- Next gen spam detection (Via CIO.com.au)
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Weekend Reads for January 06, 2012
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- Huge portions of the Web vulnerable to hashing denial-of-service attack (via Arstechnica)
- Bloggers, protect yourself-EFF (via the Electronic Frontier Foundation)
- Study of the Black Market economy (via Wired)
- What scientific concepts would improve you? (via Edge.org)
- Facebook scams are really affiliate marketing groups? (Via Dark Reading)
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