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Zero Day Tracker from eEye

6. December 2006

890 CommentsZero+Day+Tracker+from+eEye2006-12-06+15%3A24%3A44Chris+Harrington

I noticed on Ross Brown’s blog today that eEye has a Zero Day tracker page. The pages lists the vulnerability, vendor and how long it’s gone unpatched. Interesting page… –Chris Technorati Tags: Zero Day, vulnerability, eEye, Information Security

Microsoft / Verisign SSL Scam

27. October 2006

782 CommentsMicrosoft+%2F+Verisign+SSL+Scam2006-10-27+17%3A38%3A17Chris+Harrington

Having worked at the NSA and CertCo, I’ve got quite a bit of PKI / Crypto under my belt. Public Key Cryptography is something I am a bit passionate about, given it’s profound impact on information security. So when I see something in this area that is half a bubble of plumb, I get a [...]

I’m presenting at NERCOMP on IPS

26. October 2006

760 CommentsI%27m+presenting+at+NERCOMP+on+IPS2006-10-26+13%3A35%3A36Chris+Harrington

On November 14th I am speaking at the NorthEast Regional Computing Program’s (NERCOMP) “Security Essentials With The Industry Experts” event. My presentation is on network based IPS. Details of the event can be found here. Drop me a note if you are going to be there. This was organized by Scott Brown at Colby Sawyer [...]

BT buys Counterpane Security

25. October 2006

750 CommentsBT+buys+Counterpane+Security2006-10-25+13%3A21%3A33Chris+Harrington

Bruce posted on his blog this morning that BT has purchased Counterpane. Congratulations to Bruce and Paul. The old consolidation train really is on a role. It seems to be a good time to be a security services company. There are a bunch of smaller security services companies that I would like to see more [...]

Trend Micro launches anti-botnet service

25. September 2006

560 Comments2006-09-25+14%3A08%3A31Chris+Harrington

Trend Micro has launched a service called InterCloud to help ISP’s deal with the problem of bots and botnets today. It looks like a mix of their anomaly engine (BASE) and good old fashioned carbon based life forms doing analyses on security data. I don’t know much more about the program but it sounds interesting. [...]

What happened to Interop?

21. September 2006

540 CommentsWhat+happened+to+Interop%3F2006-09-22+01%3A52%3A43Chris+Harrington

I went to Interop today (not Friday 9/22 like I initially posted) and was very disappointed. Maybe it was the venue but the turnout from both vendors and people roaming the floor seems way off. I was working a booth for last years Interop in Las Vegas. There was a hell of a lot more [...]

Mozilla Up’s and Down’s

15. September 2006

460 CommentsMozilla+Up%27s+and+Down%27s2006-09-15+16%3A46%3A26Chris+Harrington

It’s been an interesting few days for Mozilla. Code analysis vendor Klockwork analyzed the Mozilla Firefox source and found “655 defects and 71 potential security vulnerabilities.” using their K7 product. That post drew a large number of comments, in part due to the analysis being picked up by Slashdot. As it turns out this was [...]

HP Chairwoman spies on board members

6. September 2006

400 CommentsHP+Chairwoman+spies+on+board+members2006-09-06+21%3A15%3A11Chris+Harrington

Patricia Dunn (HPâ€™s Chairwoman) hired and authorized a team of â€œelectronic-security experts) to spy on board members for the month of January 2006. This was in response to board level strategy information being leaked to CNET. What I find amazing is that the scope of this spying program covered board members home and personal telephone [...]

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Zero Day Tracker from eEye

Microsoft / Verisign SSL Scam

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BT buys Counterpane Security

Trend Micro launches anti-botnet service

What happened to Interop?

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HP Chairwoman spies on board members

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