filed in Personal Computer Security on Sep.17, 2010
One of the biggest increases in attacks i’ve seen lately is brute force attacks on ssh. Asside from any vulnerabilities your server may have, a misconfigured ssh service can wreak havoc on your system from brute force crackers. I cannot tell you the number of attempts I’ve seen on machines that are open to the [...]
filed in Anti-Malware, Personal Computer Security, Security, Server Security on Jun.06, 2010
Memoryze – a newer technique to get ahead of viruses and rootkits that are otherwise undetectable.
filed in Anti-Malware, Anti-Virus, Personal Computer Security, Security, Server Security on May.31, 2010
Upcoming Malware Profiling, Detection, and Removal System. Database Driven.
filed in Personal Computer Security, Security, Server Security on Apr.21, 2010
pt.exe Virus new in the wild that I discovered and got anti-virus vendor(s) to release updates for!
filed in Personal Computer Security, Security, Server Security on Mar.24, 2010
How to resolve xf86MapVidMem Xorg error in Debian 5.0 with Xen virtualization as Dom0
filed in Personal Computer Security on Mar.18, 2010
Hello everyone and Welcome to my Computer Security Blog. My name is Joel Hanger and I am an extremely rounded individual with extensive experience across almost every field of computing. I am a certified MySQL Database Administrator (DBA). I have many years of experience developing and designing infrastructures in the unix/linux world. I have also [...]