Re: mystery SF scan tool = Idlescan correlation

[George Bakos <alpinista () BIGFOOT COM>]

Yes, Stephen, everyone pursuing Level 1 (Security Essentials) or
Level 2 (Firewall, Incident Handling, Intrusion Detection, NT, UNIX)
must complete a practical assignment that is subsequently posted
at the SANS/GIAC website.
The mass of raw manpower is what has given the darkside the
advantage; we are trying to tip that balance through education and
dissemination.

http://www.sans.org/infosecFAQ/index.htm
Information Security Reading Room

http://www.sans.org/giactc.htm
GIAC Skills Certification Program - with links to certified students'
practical assignments.

On 15 Nov 00, at 16:34, Stephen P. Berry wrote:

> First off, I'd like to say that I think that this is pretty cool.  Does
> everyone pursuing GIAC certification have to do such a project, and
> if so what sort of cajoling would it take to get the others to make
> their results publically available?  Maybe it's just a result of my
> prior experience working for academic institutions, but you show
> me a group of individuals seeking education, and I see a mass of raw
> manpower[0].


George Bakos - Security Engineer
Electronic Warfare Associates
Information & Infrastructure Technologies
http://www.ewa.com


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