Networking how-to'sThe latest how-to articles from NetworkWorld.com.Crimeware defense strategies: how to protect your network (and yourself)- May 29, 2008 Internationally acclaimed security scientists and authors Markus Jakobsson and Zulfikar Ramzan were recently guests for a live Network World chat. The two, co-authors of the book Crimeware: understanding new attacks and defenses (published April 6), discussed defenses against financially motivated attacks, otherwise known as crimeware. The offered suggestions on how to protect your network (and yourself) against drive-by pharming, phishing attacks, identity theft, wireless network...http://www.networkworld.com/chat/archive/2008/052908-crimeware-chat.html?fsrc=rss-howto Photos, networking and tweets- May 28, 2008 A bit of a potpourri this week: A revised Eye-Fi product line, image manipulation applications, Twitter update, and Friend Feed, which could replace Twitterhttp://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2008/052808-gearhead.html?fsrc=rss-howto Protect your Cisco router against IOS rootkit software- May 27, 2008 What can we do to protect our Cisco routers against the IOS rootkit software that was described at the EUSecWest conference last weekhttp://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2008/052708-dr-internet.html?fsrc=rss-howto Log management as a tool against insider threats- May 27, 2008 How can I leverage the log-management product I've bought for compliance to protect the network against insider threats as well If I have a log management solution in place, will that be sufficient to protect my sensitive data What other best practices are there, and can you provide a few real-world exampleshttp://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2008/052708insider.html?fsrc=rss-howto Diagnosing a recalcitrant MPLS network- May 26, 2008 Does packet filtering apply in case of MPLS I am trying to join my main domain from a different town; I have a VPN tunnel via MPLS solution.http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2008/052608nutter.html?fsrc=rss-howto Updating Twitter with cURL and Wget- May 21, 2008 Twitter can be a great way to broadcast corporate status data. Here's how to use command line tools to get the job done.http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2008/052108-gearhead.html?fsrc=rss-howto |