Bookmarks for May 1st through May 14th
These are my links for May 1st through May 14th:
- Lifehacker – TiltShift Makes Your Photos Look Like Miniatures – Tilt-Shift Photography – Web site and Adobe AIR application TiltShift gives your photos a tilt-shift photography effect that normally requires expensive special lenses or Photoshop chops.
- Advanced Malware Cleaning –
- Main Page – Netkit Wiki – Understanding computer networks without performing practical experiments is really difficult, not to say it is almost impossible. Unfortunately, setting up a networking lab can be very expensive.
Netkit has been conceived as an environment for setting up and performing networking experiments at low cost and with little effort. It allows to "create" several virtual network devices (full-fledged routers, switches, computers, etc.) that can be easily interconnected in order to form a network on a single PC. Networking equipments are virtual but feature many of the characteristics of the real ones, including the configuration interface.
- Grand Stream Dreams: Microsoft XP Mode link-dump – Windows 7 XPM links and Comments
- A Step-by-Step introduction to using the AUTOPSY Forensic Browser « SANS Computer Forensics, Investigation, and Response – This is a brief tutorial on how to use the Autopsy Forensic Browser as a front end for the Sleuthkit. This tool is an essential for Linux forensics investigations and can be used to analyze Windows images.
- Helix Imaging PC – Building a dedicated Helix Imaging PC
- Forensic Focus – Computer Forensics – Digital Forensics, Computer Forensic Training, eDiscovery
- E-Evidence Information Center – What’s New – April 2009 – The Electronic Evidence Information Center
- Taking over the Torpig botnet – Paper on UCSB Security lab taking over botnet
- Tenable Network Security: Using Nmap Results With Nessus Batch Scanning – Tenable has supported Nmap usage within Nessus for several years. Nmap and Nessus have different types of scanning philosophies and understanding how they work can help you achieve success with your network scanning efforts.
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