Background: In today’s current environment it’s not unusual to see log files filled with thousands of entries for failed logins. Botnets, compromised servers, and even foreign governments are directing their energies toward harvesting valid username/passwords for mail servers, SSH access, and web sites with massive dictionary and brute force attacks. These attacks can come from several [...]
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Yesterday I had the pleasure of being one of four speakers at the network storage event sponsored by the CFITS (Central Florida Information Technology Society). All four presentations have been put together in a single power point that is posted on the CFITS website. I’ve included a flash version of just the GeeForce slides here. [...]
