The FBI made a tool to help you determine if you were a victim of the DNSChanger malware. If you’re like many casual Internet users, you have no idea how to get the information to plug into the input box. Unfortunately, the security model of most modern browsers makes it impossible to easily retrieve this… Continue reading
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“Repairing” Strict Transport Security in Chrome on OS X
One of my subdomains is for mail and I was using an easy DNS hack to point it to my hosted Gmail setup (just create a CNAME pointing to ghs.google.com). This stopped working for some folks this week and I’ve had no time to debug exactly why so I decided to go back to a… Continue reading
Metricon: Name Server Log Data
Speakers: Fruhwirth, Proschinger, Lendl, Savola “On the use of name server log data as input for security measurements” CERT.at ERT coordinate sec efforts & inc resp for IT sec prblms on a national level in Austria constituted of IT company security teams and local CERTs Why name server data? CERT.at is mandated to… Continue reading