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Still at this moment it's all assumptions and the police could be called on "suspicious activity"


So now our cops need to be CWSA.. LOL

What if he just pulled over to type out some...

Spurious.. let me ask you a question

Would your mom know someone is actually using ya'lls connection? Don't answer the question for yourself cause I'm assuming you would.

And so how would a...

LMAO....

but umm... who were those guys on the quiz?

If the person doesn't even know how to secure his/her wireless they more than likely do NOT have logging turned on. So unless there is some type of proof of brute force I don't see how they could...

I'm not really sure why people are being cautios about the OP just going in the bank or hospital and reporting the incident. I would be more inclined of going in just because it might lead into some...

check out either

http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/products/products.cfm?ProductID=171&EID=0

which is a filter you create from your syslog on unix

or

http://www.kiwisyslog.com/

Yeh, Believe me I searched in google and I didn't really find anything that explained why.

This PC is sitting on a network and the "password policy modified" should only come from one of the...

Okay, so I know that ID 643 is Password Policy Modified

but how does this happen...

What process causes this to happen because I know myself, I didn't modify anything.

I also have a logon ID...

Hampton Roads, VA

I'm not sure how to ask this w/o looking like a dweeb.. but I'm a newbie to the security world so I think I'll risk it...


What would I look for when looking for a port scan in Unix environment...

Yeh.. I know exactly what you mean. The Sybex version wasn't do out until late 03/03 and on comptia's website they recommended the MS version

any opinions on the Security + Certificaition?

I just ordered Microsoft's Security+ Certification Training Kit(CompTIA) and I was wondering if anyone could give me any other pointers or suggestions for this certification?

TIA

I'm assuming the DPT means destination port?? If so.. how come the ports seem to go like.. 50, 51,52,53,54 and then skip... Doesn't the port scan go through all the ports in order???

OH and...

I was wondering if anyone had some example syslogs where a port scan was detected?