In an effort to catch up…
List: openbsd-cvs Subject: CVS: cvs.openbsd.org: www From: Marc Espie (espie () cvs ! openbsd ! org) Date: 2010-03-08 20:43:18 Message-ID: 201003082043.o28KhIWM019271 () cvs ! openbsd ! org Module name: www Modified files: 47.html Log message: pkg_* changed by >8000 lines. This qualifies as "major" changes in my book.
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Tunnelling out of corporate networks - the end of our quest In the previous articles, you have read about employees and malware tunnelling out of corporate networks. I explained how this is done and why it is so easy to do. You were shown some concepts that may help you to detect and defend against such threats and I've eluded to a solution that would do away with this headache altogether. I hope that you have enjoyed this series of articles and thanks to all who have commented. |
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This is really old old old old stuff. But it still seems popular these days. Lots of script kiddies are out there I guess. My auth.log was harassed, flooded with ssh brute-force attacks.
Oct 1 10:13:50 sapphire sshd[43770]: Did not receive identification string from 202.150.213.94 Oct 1 12:40:35 sapphire sshd[45755]: Did not receive identification string from 212.122.224.24 Oct 1 20:15:14
After 8 months, 66 videos uploaded, and 141,676 views, the BSD Conferences YouTube Channel was slashdotted for the first time last week. Specifically, Theo's OpenBSD Release Engineering talk was linked from this slashdot post. Views of the video spiked to nearly 8,000 a day after the Slashdot post, which dwarfs the previous highs of around 1,500 videos a day After 8 months, 66 videos uploaded, and 141,676 views, the BSD Conferences YouTube Channel was slashdotted for the first time last week. Specifically, Theo's OpenBSD Release Engineering talk was linked from this slashdot post. Views of the video spiked to nearly 8,000 a day after the Slashdot post, which dwarfs the previous highs of around 1,500 videos a day 
It has been a while that I did not put up any post. Here a short note on swap space encryption with FreeBSD geom geli(8). This feature was there for quite sometimes.
Enabling swapspace encryption with geli
Only 2 files are required to be edited, /etc/fstab and /boot/loader.conf. Change your swap partition in /etc/fstab with suffix “.eli” (i.e. ad1s1b.eli)
With the release of OpenBSD 4.2, you will find that cdrom42.fs was not provided in OpenBSD official ftp sites. However, it is relatively easy to custom build your own OpenBSD 4.2 bootable installer CD. I will show you the steps in making your own puffer fish El Torito. 
CREATE CD STRUCTURE
Create the OpenBSD bootable CD structure with this command,
