Posts Tagged ‘Security’
Written by Atiq on 24 November 2011
Tweet Basic Configuration of Cisco ASA (5505) In this article, I will guide you to basic configuration of Cisco ASA 5505. http://www.o2.co.uk/broadband/ Open Cisco ASA 5505 from packing box, attach power cord and console cable. Access ASA 5505 console through hyper terminal / putty program and you will see below interface: ode: Type [Continue]
Written by Atiq on 23 November 2011
Tweet PHP is an opensource server side scripting language and it is a widely used. The Apache web server provides access to files and content over HTTP OR HTTPS protocol. A misconfigured server side scripting language can create all sorts of problems. So, PHP should be used carefully. Here are twenty five php security best practices [Continue]
Written by Atiq on 10 December 2010
Tweet Why Buy Antivirus Software? Today, an unprotected computer isn’t just vulnerable, it’s probably already infected. New viruses, spyware, trojans, worms, and other malware are created every day. New threats are disguised to bypass other security measures, and specifically designed to catch you and your PC off guard. The virus landscape has [Continue]
Written by Atiq on 10 December 2010
Tweet Everyone has been infected with a virus at one time or another either through the common cold or the flu. A virus attacks the human body by entering through one of the many openings and attaching itself to a host cell. It releases a piece of genetic information into the cell and recruits the [Continue]
Written by Atiq on 10 December 2010
Tweet Fake Antivirus scanners, or Rogue scanners come in many forms. Many alter the properties of your browser window to make it look like a legitimate program, when in reality, it’s just a browser window. Others, executed via active-x, script or injected via a Virus, will actually look like a running program. These programs have [Continue]
Written by sysadmin on 31 October 2010
Tweet What is SQL Injection Most new web developers have heard of SQL injection attacks, but not very many know that it is fairly easy to prevent an attacker from gaining access to your data by filtering out the vulnerabilities using MySQL extensions found in PHP. An SQL injection attack occurs when a hacker or [Continue]
Written by Atiq on 29 September 2010
ASP.net Vulnerability patch released [Continue]
Written by Administrator on 27 September 2010
In our first community post we covered a workaround you can apply immediately on your sites and applications to prevent attackers from exploiting it. Today, we are revising it to include an additional defensive measure.
This additional step can be done at a server-wide level, and should take less than 5 minutes to implement. Importantly, this [Continue]
Written by Administrator on 17 September 2010
Welcome to SysAdmin community site. You'll get help, news, discussions and collection of tools for System administration & IT Professionals. The target is to make this community to be one of biggest community of System Administrators and IT Professionals. [Continue]