Re: Anyone ever heard of these people?

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norwegian Premium join:2005-02-15 Outback ·WestNet Broadband	reply to Name Game Re: Anyone ever heard of these people? Educational read, no pun though. I wonder what/ how they capture packets, and interpret them. By Ethereal on a computer, or is it via a router especially designed for this project ? If it does come to the general public, what a test bed, the youth of today. But the one downfall I can see with this; what off people that leave and become a 'black hat', can they guarantee this. Sorry for this line of thought MackyGA, but you can't help but question how good, how bad such a move will make. Guess as it's in trial, the general public won't get much till they at least know it's capabilities. Sounds promising.
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Steve I'm a PC, so shut up Consultant join:2001-03-10 Yorba Linda, CA	REN-ISAC is totally legit, they do very good work, and are quietly working very hard to keep the internet clean. I know senior staff there, and there is z-e-r-o worry about black hat crap; I'd trust them with the most sensitive security information I have (I have, as a matter of fact). They're the good guys. Steve -- Stephen J. Friedl • Unix Wizard • Microsoft Security MVP • Tustin, California USA • my web site
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Name Game Premium join:2002-07-07 North Myrtle Beach, SC	reply to norwegian said by norwegian : Educational read, no pun though. I wonder what/ how they capture packets, and interpret them. By Ethereal on a computer, or is it via a router especially designed for this project ? If it does come to the general public, what a test bed, the youth of today. But the one downfall I can see with this; what off people that leave and become a 'black hat', can they guarantee this. Sorry for this line of thought MackyGA, but you can't help but question how good, how bad such a move will make. Guess as it's in trial, the general public won't get much till they at least know it's capabilities. Sounds promising. This might give you an idea of "how" they do it...and some of the things they have done in the past to help control worms and other bad boys.. @MackyGA REN-ISAC is not after your money..can you tell us what kind of "multiple virus" you found on that laptop by name? »www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&···G=Search REN-ISAC W32/Blaster debrief as of 2000 GMT Fri Aug 15 2003 The REN-ISAC[1] and the IU Advanced Network Management Lab (ANML[2]) are continuing to perform analysis of Abilene NetFlow data to characterize W32/Blaster activity. A sample during the period 1200-1500 GMT Thursday August 14 was used to identify top network AS sources of port 135 scans on Abilene. Within the top-twenty list, six AS were repeats from the August 14 top twenty. E-mail notifications were sent to the network contacts, including 18 U.S. universities, and 2 U.S. GigaPoP/aggregates. »listserv.educause.edu/cgi-bin/wa···&P=11463 »ren-isac.net/monitoring.cgi Abilene NetFlow data »www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&···G=Search The Abilene Observatory »abilene.internet2.edu/observator···ess.html -- Gladiator Security Forum »www.gladiator-antivirus.com/ Missing Kids »www.missingkids.com/
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