Using Evil WiFi To Educate Users amp; IT Admins - Evil Bytes Blog - Dark Reading Some HiR link love on Dark Reading Mid-Missouri nuclear plant still using dial-up Internet access - Kansas City Star SCADA and/or other control systems are probably air-gapped (as they should be) but may still be potentially accessible via dial-up. Thats not uncommon at all. I really dont see why a power plant needs always-on broadband, though. Especially if theyve gone this long without it ...
- Using Evil WiFi To Educate Users & IT Admins - Evil Bytes Blog - Dark Reading
Some HiR link love on Dark Reading - Mid-Missouri nuclear plant still using dial-up Internet access - Kansas City Star
SCADA and/or other control systems are probably air-gapped (as they should be) but may still be potentially accessible via dial-up. That's not uncommon at all. I really don't see why a power plant needs always-on broadband, though. Especially if they've gone this long without it to no ill effect. It sounds like NRCC isn't thinking things all the way through. - Room362.com - Blog - Getting your n00b fill of security
Mubix shares some links to resources for those looking to get started with security. - Unix Wear: Solaris IPSec with preshared keys
Getting IPSec working on Solaris. I think it'll work with OpenSolaris as well, but haven't tested it yet. - Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule
A solid essay on how meetings can completely hose the working day of thought-workers, makers and hackers. - ldd arbitrary code execution - good coders code, great reuse
A clever, well-documented code execution exploit with ldd
