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Month: September 2010

BruCON 2010 Wrap-Up

September 26, 2010 Belgium, Event, People / Places, Security One comment

BruCON is already over! Two exciting days spent with most of the top security speakers coming from several continents. I usually write a quick review of the presentations I followed during a security conferences but BruCON is something different: I’m behind the stage. Like last year, I gave some of

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SOURCE Barcelona Day #2 Wrap-Up

September 23, 2010 Event, People / Places, Security Leave a comment

The second day of SOURCE Barcelona is already over. I’m at the airport waiting for my early flight and crossing my fingers due to the announced French air controllers strike. BruCON is now at our doors and we need to build everything tonight. What about the second day? Well, it

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SOURCE Barcelona Day #1 Wrap-Up

September 21, 2010 Event, People / Places, Security Leave a comment

This week promises to be a busy one. I woke up early to catch my plane to Barcelona! The flight was delayed due to a strike in France but I arrived not too late and just missed the keynote. Barcelona is a very beautiful city and the place where is

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Is the SIEM Landscape Changing?

September 13, 2010 Business, Security Leave a comment

If you follow the IT news feeds, you probably learned today that HP bought ArcSight for $1.5 billions. ArcSight is not a known public name but is a leader on the SIEM (“Security Information & Event Management“) market. This announce already generated lot of comments, positive as negative. Log management,

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SOURCE Barcelona is at our Doors!

September 13, 2010 Event, Security Leave a comment

In exactly one week, I’ll fly to Barcelona to attend the SOURCE Conference. Flight and hotels are booked for a while, it’s now time to prepare to cover the event. The schedule has been published for a while with a good balance between technical and business talks. Here is my

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Book Review: IT Inventory and Resource Management With OCS Inventory NG 1.02

September 10, 2010 OS, Software Leave a comment

During my holidays, I finally took the time to finish to read the book “IT Inventory and Resources Management with OCS Inventory NV 1.02” which covers the application with the same name. Even if the inventory of devices connected to a network is primarily a system administration task, it has

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Configuring Conditional SSH Connections

September 2, 2010 OS, Software 10 comments

Years after years, OpenSSH became the default SSH daemon on most of UNIX environments as well as other systems. It offers a lot of features which make it terribly customizable and powerful. For a while, the ‘Match” keyword appeared in the list of directives. It allows conditional blocks of configuration

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