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From: dotslash at snosoft.com (KF)
Subject: Help Net Security Dot Squatting ?

cached copy?
-KF


Dani Wuck wrote:
> Daigoku wrote:
> 
>> Are you able to go on the Help Net Security WebSite ? 
>> (http://www.net-security.org) When i try to connect to HNS website i'm 
>> redirected to a oingo website and you ?
>>  
>> The expiration date of the whois is 2004-01-18, i think they have been 
>> victim of a dot squatting... ? What do you think about that ?
> 
> 
> I don't know the site, but everything seems normal?
> 
> This is a snippet of what I've found on the portal:
> 
> Review - Implementing SSH
> With a bunch of security features, SSH is being adopted by a great 
> number of system administrators that are trying to implement some way of 
> secure tunneling to their networks. Although the title of the book 
> implies a very technical publication, the book should suite a variety of 
> readers interested in how to use and optimize the secure shell. [more]
> Friday, 16 January 2004, 11:59 AM CET
> 
> 
> The corporate identity crisis
> Secure messaging has traditionally posed a problem in a corporate 
> environment for two main reasons: firstly, the complexity of maintaining 
> the infrastructure of "keys," which serve similar roles to unique 
> identification credentials, and secondly, the complexity of explaining 
> and using the solutions. [more]
> Thursday, 15 January 2004, 3:33 PM CET
> 
> 
> Review - Beginning Red Hat Linux 9
> The many authors managed to squeeze into this title the most important 
> facts for a novice user and point him into the right direction. Read on 
> to discover what's inside this book. [more]
> Tuesday, 13 January 2004, 5:24 PM CET
> 
> 
> FreeBSD 5.2 is here
> This release contains a number of significant stability and performance 
> improvements over FreeBSD 5.1. Read on to find out what security issues 
> have been fixed in this version. [more]
> Tuesday, 13 January 2004, 1:13 AM CET
> 
>  - wuck
> 
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