This is the final article in my series on Enterprise Open Source Intelligence Gathering. This information relates to the main topics from my presentation that I am giving this week at the 7th Annual Ohio Information Security Summit. For more background information, see part one. If you missed part two (blogs, message boards and metadata) […]
This post is part two of my three part series on Enterprise Open Source Intelligence Gathering. This information relates to the presentation that I am giving this week at the 7th Annual Ohio Information Security Summit. For more background information, see part 1. Part three will be about putting together a simple monitoring program/toolkit and
You may have noticed something strange about my blog. Clean, smooth, fast, different…these are all things that describe the look and feel of the new blog (hopefully). What happened? Well for starters I was fed up with the basic features of Nucleus CMS. While Nucleus was a very stable and reliable (read: low on the
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You may have noticed that I removed the SBN (Security Bloggers Network) badge from my blog and that the SBN Feedburner site has not been updated in several weeks. Well, Alan Shimel has officially moved SBN over to Lijit. Lijit is kind of like FriendFeed but is really more about searching, linking searches, and putting
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