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Re: Network scanning
From: Logan Rogers-Follis <logan () tntnetworx net>
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 18:08:30 -0600
They must have had one really insecure location for there stuff, eh? Personal like is why I like to have at least a locked cabinet mounted to the wall if a full sized, enclosed rack is not needed. That way you can provide some protection for your equipment in an insecure location.
Meidinger Chris wrote:
It would be sort of odd for someone to go in a back room and pull out acomputer, whip it up on the switch and proceed to fire up ethereal. Actually it's much more common than you think. I have known people that found old laptops laying on top of their switch racks that had been dsniffing traffic on that segment and pushing it outside the network. It can create a really major incident. badenIT GmbH System Support Chris Meidinger Tullastrasse 70 79108 Freiburg --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Current thread:
- RE: Network scanning, (continued)
- RE: Network scanning Ethan (Aug 12)
- Re: Network scanning Jeff Lumley (Aug 12)
- Re: Network scanning c_brauckmiller (Aug 08)
- RE: Network scanning Rory (Aug 08)
- Re: Network scanning White-Tiger (Aug 11)
- Re: Network scanning Sebastian Schneider (Aug 11)
- RE: Network scanning CHRIS GRABENSTEIN (Aug 11)
- RE: Network scanning Tony Kava (Aug 12)
- RE: Network scanning K sPecial (Aug 13)
- RE: Network scanning Meidinger Chris (Aug 13)
- Re: Network scanning Logan Rogers-Follis (Aug 14)
- Re: Network scanning K sPecial (Aug 14)