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RT @AdamSealey: Wow, 97% reduction in compromises for UPenn utilizing DNS Sinkholing (Primarily off of SES) #sec12 - posted on 16/05/2012 22:45:39- RT @pkdan14850: Folks at #sec12, if you are not already a member, ask REN-ISAC members about joining. RI is good food! - posted on 16/05/2012 12:28:55
- RT @gdickinson: Some photos of last night's #Shuttle demating at JFK: http://t.co/k07YkS34 #NASA - posted on 13/05/2012 17:07:47
- @rvineyardgt I'm looking forward to the followup on Kenny's config. - posted on 13/05/2012 07:50:08
@mikelococo welcome back, Mike! - posted on 12/05/2012 19:53:05- Hello again, Twitter. - posted on 12/05/2012 14:01:55
@mikelococo Check your email. - posted on 06/05/2012 14:29:25
@mikelococo Yep. Not sure which 3rd party app led to the compromise; if it was that; my password was strong. Oy. - posted on 25/03/2012 18:23:45- Ignore malicious direct messages regarding "someone writing bad things about you". Two friends have had their accounts compromised today. - posted on 25/03/2012 15:57:13
- @PatStahl Awesome, that business card is like the opposite of the "man card". http://t.co/avRm0k47 - posted on 21/03/2012 22:40:39
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Author Archives: Mike Lococo
Multihop SSH with Putty/WinSCP
Introduction It’s not always possible to ssh to a host directly. Many networks require high-value systems to be accessed via an intermediate bastion/proxy host that receives extra attention in terms of security controls and log monitoring. The added security provided … Continue reading
SSH Key Management and Presence
There are a number of excellent guides to setting up public key authentication for ssh, but they tend to stop short of describing how to integrate presence events like a screensaver turning on. It’s a topic that isn’t possible to … Continue reading
New York City?!!???!
Making good on the heels of my CISSP certification, I’m going to be joining the Security Services group at NYU in May as a Senior Network Security Analyst. Security Services is charged to protect the entire NYU network, which provides … Continue reading
Poor Battery Life on Latitude D620
Dawid Lorenz, myself, and a number of other folks (read the comments on Dawid’s page, and also on the product pages for the D620 batteries) have all experienced poor battery life on Dell Latitude D620′s that are typically less than … Continue reading
Fedora Core 6 on a Dell Latitude D620
Dawid Lorenz already has a very comprehensive set of notes on running Fedora Core 6 on the Dell Latitude D620, but I’m going to drop in my two cents as well for variety’s sake. FC6 works quite well on the … Continue reading