For those who knows VOMIT (Voice Over Misconfigured Internet Telephones), take a read at RTP Break. I have not enough time to test it by myself, but if it does all that is written, It should be ... hum .. .quite interesting ! => http://xenion.antifork.org/rtpbreak/
But (for me) the most important new today is "FreeBSD 7.0 RELEASED" !! http://www.freebsd.org/releases/7.0R/announce.html
jeudi 28 février 2008
jeudi 21 février 2008
Web Review : 21/02/2008
I spent some time reading publikations located at http://www.snocer.org/. It is very interesting. It is about VoIP security.
lundi 18 février 2008
Web Review : 18/02/2008
I got a link to a pretty good Firefox extension: gridfox, which enables "grid display".
The link : http://www.puidokas.com/portfolio/gridfox/
Another good thing to try: MysqlFS, a FUSE Mysql filesystem backend. Take a look at: http://www.linux.com/feature/127055. For those how installed apache webservers, It worth reading that.
The link : http://www.puidokas.com/portfolio/gridfox/
Another good thing to try: MysqlFS, a FUSE Mysql filesystem backend. Take a look at: http://www.linux.com/feature/127055. For those how installed apache webservers, It worth reading that.
mercredi 13 février 2008
Yes, it is a kind of security
Just take a look at: Five fun ways to use a Linux webcam, especially to ZoneMinder.
Web Review : 13/02/2008
One of my friend sent me a good article on "Who Invented the Firewall ?"
For me, I consider that M.J. Ranum is the father of firewalling as we know it today.
I have worked for 7 years on *-gw proxies, then on *-pdk (for those who know). I rewrote smap/smapd, improved http-pdk and so on.
Until now, I am still working on a firewall software editor, and MJ Ranum concepts are still up to date. I do not say that other were not doing security, but who could say "packet filtering module is a firewall module" ?
Using authentication daemon of TIS you can add a usefull value to security: "who is doing what ?"
Today, firewalling, as I can see, is not as good as it could be.
The ultimate firewall solution should be a description not of host using ports, but users using services.
It is easier to tell: "allow Alice to contact Bob over XMPP" than "allow from 10.0.0.1 to bob.domain.tld port 5222 keep-state"
NuFW/EdenWall seems great for this. It is not a finished project yet, compared with some great closed products, but the right idea is here.
During my web review, I have seen the following announce: SignServer project 4.0 is released. http://www.signserver.org/. It looks very interesting. And it shows me that apache project as its own mail server ?! James ... googlize it !
(Last week was very rich !!)
This is a interesting post about FreeBSD 4->5->6->7 releases, and why some of Linux gurus are telling "FreeBSD sucks". Well, I do not want to say that "FreeBSD is better than Linux" or "Linux is a *BSD killer" (but it is not :-). Take a look at Truth on FreeBSD 5.x releases". I am very proud of FreeBSD developers, because I love FreeBSD, much more than the hundreds of Linux distros. And Explanations given here are the real world on project management. I encountered almost every day at my own job !
Some fun: http://icanhascheezburger.com/
VoIP security news:
Sipera 5 threats in 2008: VoIP Security Threat Predictions
Let's see....
For me, I consider that M.J. Ranum is the father of firewalling as we know it today.
I have worked for 7 years on *-gw proxies, then on *-pdk (for those who know). I rewrote smap/smapd, improved http-pdk and so on.
Until now, I am still working on a firewall software editor, and MJ Ranum concepts are still up to date. I do not say that other were not doing security, but who could say "packet filtering module is a firewall module" ?
Using authentication daemon of TIS you can add a usefull value to security: "who is doing what ?"
Today, firewalling, as I can see, is not as good as it could be.
The ultimate firewall solution should be a description not of host using ports, but users using services.
It is easier to tell: "allow Alice to contact Bob over XMPP" than "allow from 10.0.0.1 to bob.domain.tld port 5222 keep-state"
NuFW/EdenWall seems great for this. It is not a finished project yet, compared with some great closed products, but the right idea is here.
During my web review, I have seen the following announce: SignServer project 4.0 is released. http://www.signserver.org/. It looks very interesting. And it shows me that apache project as its own mail server ?! James ... googlize it !
(Last week was very rich !!)
This is a interesting post about FreeBSD 4->5->6->7 releases, and why some of Linux gurus are telling "FreeBSD sucks". Well, I do not want to say that "FreeBSD is better than Linux" or "Linux is a *BSD killer" (but it is not :-). Take a look at Truth on FreeBSD 5.x releases". I am very proud of FreeBSD developers, because I love FreeBSD, much more than the hundreds of Linux distros. And Explanations given here are the real world on project management. I encountered almost every day at my own job !
Some fun: http://icanhascheezburger.com/
VoIP security news:
Sipera 5 threats in 2008: VoIP Security Threat Predictions
Let's see....
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