New NBTEnum version
Those who perform penetration tests probably already know this tool. Ok, a new version was just released. Even if you don’t use it, visit Reed Arvin site, there are lots of great tools there.
Monthly Archive November, 2006
Bejtlich and SANS Top 20
I thnk that Richard Bejtlich is being a little picky about this subject, but he still got his point. Even in a work with such good content as the Top 20, basic concept mistakes can jeopardize its value. A document like this is read and used by lots of people, spreading the mistakes throughout [...]
MS06-070
Should I still need to say that this one is critical (well, MS already did that)?
Every time that there is a vulnerability in core Windows services, like “Server” and “Workstation”, it smells like worm spirit. There is a relatively new fact that needs to be remembered these days…
Microsoft is pushing its processes to find [...]
New sysinternals tool
Those that constantly need to study trojans and viruses behaviour, or to debug “LUA bugs” in Windows applications, probably already know Sysinternal tools Filemon and Regmon. I always wondered why there wasn’t a tool combining both. Now there is.
