The Last HOPE Talks: Ghetto IDS and Honeypots for the Home User
By David Fisher. Filed in The Last Hope, technology |
Black Ratchet
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Have you ever wondered what the heck was pounding on your Internet connection? Or what exactly was making your cable or DSL connection’s activity light blink wildly when you knew there was no traffic from you? If so, this presentation will shine a light into the dark corners of your personal tube, showing you the unending stream of junk that comes across your Internet connection as well as how to pick out the good, the bad, and the ugly. This presentation will cover the steps involved in setting up a poor man’s IDS and honeypot. Using open and freely available tools, strategies of IDS deployment on your home LAN and the setup of both low interaction and high interaction honeypots will be covered. Learn what you can expect to see, how to pluck out the signal from the noise, and generally be aware of what is flowing in - and out - of your LAN.
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