Some packets, I just wont see every day. The Internet Traffic Archive has 4 million-packet traces of LAN and WAN traffic, 30 days of wide-area TCP connections, Six months of Web client traces and more.
The traces are a very helpful review of network traffic that I do not normally see on a daily basis.
It has been interesting identifying and reading packets that are slightly irregular.
The Internet network traffic by ACM SIGCOMM is at http://ita.ee.lbl.gov/html/traces.html
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Broadband, laptop, Malware, p2p , voip security and more. Onguardonline is a wonderful source for interactive security awareness education. These guys have clearly put some work into being creative using games, videos, and tools. Nicely done Onguardonline.
I thought about a time in my life, when my cellphone was used to store all my personal information. Then security thoughts entered the picture. Today I am laughing at myself.
National Crime Prevention Council has a nice cellphone safety guide.
If you want more advanced cellphone safety tips Computing Research Association has some good details.
Have fun!
I remember thinking a few years back, what is the basic Linksys Security Checklist for Ethernet DSL and Wireless routers?
The first place I checked was Linksys Learning Center. Very cool easy to understand security videos. Then I decided, I wanted to know a bit more information about the Linksys basic security. So I checked out a few forums: Afterdawn for basic wireless and for basic DSL linuxquestions.org
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Iptables and snort only will not protect you. Mr. Marshall has a well written Linux security step by step.
Example:
In /etc/hosts.deny, put this line in:
ALL: ALL
A good read.
Enjoying the online history of Telecommunications journey. Connected Earth gallaries and learning center are wonderful.
Have fun!
