Podcasts are online!
Friday, March 17, 2006
Caleb Sima: Exploiting Web Applications Halvar Flake: BinDiff Analysis HD Moore: How not to deploy ASP.Net applications & Metasploit Alexander Kornbrust: Database Viruses & Rootkits Enjoy, Brad Sarsfield
Month Archives: March 2006
BlueHat Blog quoted in press
Thursday, March 16, 2006
The BlueHat blog has been up less than 24 hours, and it was quoted this morning in an article by Robert McMillan on InfoWorld. That article has already hit /. Some of the comments are pretty funny… I can’t wait for the speaker podcasts and channel9 video to go live so people can hear directly from the BlueHat speakers!
Bluehat v3 first thoughts
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Hi, I’m Brad Sarsfield (bradsa!); I’m the SQL guy here. One of the interesting things about me and my team is that I own the ‘slammer’ component in SQL Server, so by that very nature quite a large part of my job description is to ensure (and I quote) “that never … ever … happens again”.
Welcome to the BlueHat blog site!
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
BlueHat 3 just completed last week, and all I can say is WOW. Great speakers. Great presentations. Packed audience. You can read the session abstracts and speaker bios here to see what I’m talking about. OH! I should introduce myself. Where are my manners? I’m Kymberlee Price, a Security Program Manager at Microsoft.
March 2006 Bulletin Release
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
‘I want my two… bulletins’. For some reason an unrelenting paperboy’s quest for two dollars seems to echo in my mind today. It seems so small yet it is so important. Well today the MSRC released two new bulletins. One for Office and the other for Windows, more info below. The Windows one addresses an issue you may have been following via our advisories, 914457.
March 2006 Advanced Notification
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Hey folks, Mike Reavey here, I wanted to take a quick second to make sure everyone saw the Advance Notification for the Security Bulletin release for March. This coming Tuesday, the 14th, we’re planning to release two security bulletins, and they are being released for Windows for Office. The maximum total severity rating for this month is Critical, so please update systems as soon as possible when they are available on Tuesday.