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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Cisco issues security advisory on security appliance

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Cisco issues security advisory on security appliance
Cisco this week issued a security advisory on its IronPort encryption appliances. The appliances contain two vulnerabilities: one that allows remote, unauthenticated access to any file on the device;  and another that allows remote, unauthenticated users to execute arbitrary code with elevated privileges.There are workarounds available to mitigate these vulnerabilities, and Cisco says it has released... Read More


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US sharpens intellectual property crime battleaxe
After years of criticism, the Department of Justice today set up a task force it says will focus exclusively on battling US and international intellectual property crimes.  Read More

How to setup Cisco's Flexible NetFlow (FNF) with LEGO Blocks
Network performance vendor - Plixer International believes that Cisco's Flexible NetFlow (FNF) is the future of NetFlow technology. Continuing its role as "NetFlow's technology evangelist," Plixer developed the following tutorial on how to setup standard fields in FNF for inclusion in my ever growing collection of Cisco How-To Tutorials. However, please keep in mind that Plixer is keenly aware... Read More

Easy Role-based Access on Cisco Routers–CLI Views
Cisco routers are doing so many more things today other than routing that I frequently get asked how can I give such and such group limited, specific access to my router? A common example of this I run into is a customer has routers that are running multiple services: firewall, IPS, VPN, QoS, Voice Gateway, oh and of course routing. The network team typically owns exclusive admin privileges to... Read More


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Feds Change Cybersecurity Strategy -- Again
Yesterday the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)announced that it will no longer pursue the Trusted Internet Connect (TIC) initiative first announced in November 2007. TIC was considered one of the cybersecurity efforts making up the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI) which was born out of National Security Presidential Directive (NSPD) 54 and Homeland Security Presidential... Read More

First glimpse: Cisco OTV
Long distance VMotion via Cisco Overlay Transport Virtualization, or how to succeed at data center extension without really trying Read More

BackTrack 4 Final Released
On January 11, 2010 the BackTrack team published the official release of BackTrack version 4. It is now possible to download both the traditional ISO and a high-useful VMWare virtual machine image. Now it is even easier to get up and running quickly. I used the final version recently on a security assessment and I am impressed with how this tool kit has grown in functionality and ease of use. ... Read More


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Perspectives on the new CCNP SWITCH exam
(Today's post wraps up this series on the new CCNP, with a post about the new CCNP SWITCH exam. It's written by Cisco Press author Dave Hucaby, who wrote the new SWITCH Official Cert Guide among his many other products. Dave should be around to reply to your posts, and I'll keep an eye out as well. The rest of this post is from Dave - enjoy!) Read More

Cisco CEO John Chambers sells 43% of his Cisco stock
During Cisco's F2Q10 earnings call last week, Cisco CEO John Chambers bragged: "We're back to record profits." The next day I blogged about Cisco's F2Q10 accounts receivable issue: "Year over year (YOY), Cisco's accounts receivable soared by $1.344 billion, an increase that was a whopping $618 million more than Cisco's net sales increased, which was just a mere $726 million." Fast-forward... Read More

Cisco's Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV) is New, but has Potential
About five months ago, I harangued Cisco over their new "Validated Architecture for Long Distance VMotion". In short, I wasn't impressed with Cisco's solution for inter-datacenter L2 connectivity to support VMotion. Read More



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