A few weeks ago, after my Heartless blog entry, I received some great thought-provoking critical feedback both directly and indirectly. The gist of the comments was "Ok, well that's great for sharehol

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I’ve been fingerprinting a lot of malicious servers the past couple of days and improving my approach. I focused on phishing servers because they represent a class of boxes I can interrogate in a few ways. Sure enough, when I run the original tests based on p0f2 and xprobe2, I get similar results as I [...]

I was pretty hard on Microsoft with it's open source and standards messaging the other day, and deservedly so if we're talking about their public messages and actions. But in the background we continue to have great examples for Microsoft...