Archive for November, 2007

Al Gore’s Climate Changing Blog Hacked

theregister.co.uk reported today on their website that a blog promoting Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth has hacked by penis pill-promoting spammers. According to the site all their links from the blog portion of the site has been compromised to promote drugs. The method used for this hack is still unknown, but it has been reported that [...]

Intrusion Detection with Tripwire

Tripwire is designed to detect modifications to files and directories and to alert you of any changes. Even though quiet a large amount of effort is needed to configure and run this program, it is very essential for high-profile systems that are exposed directly to the internet.
Tripwire works by storing important information about system directories [...]

7 Thing to Do in the Event of a Breach

These are some of the few things you can do if your system gets compromised by an intruder to the point that they have root access and have installed root kit in your system.

Disconnect your system from the network. Remove your system from the Internet and from your local network. You should literally unplug the [...]

Testing and Optimizing Disk Performance under Linux

To test your disk’s performance, use the hdparm utility. This program’s main purpose is to display and set various ATA parameters that influence performance. The program can also run basic performance tests. The -t parameter tests disk read speed, while the -T parameter tests Linux’s disk cache performance. The cache speed is important to [...]

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