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Re: Black Hat Extrusion Detection Encore: Next Wednesday, OWASP Chicago

christopherhsshanes — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 18:51:12 -0000

Wackyland. At the same time there’s a part that insists on holding it at bay, as if he’s self-conscious of his own desire to immerse, and thus be like one of those wigga wannabes who desperately and comically seek to emulate what they’re not (some things haven’t changed). I www.chase.com only wish that this tension was more in the foreground instead of something that might be something I’m reading into based on what I see here and have seen in his other films. As it is there’s no question the film is offensively racist,

Re: Black Hat Extrusion Detection Encore: Next Wednesday, OWASP Chicago

Thomas Ptacek — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 13:17:45 -0000

Because the two most valuable pieces of enterprise IT real estate are inline at key network aggregation points, and host-resident in the standard desktop or server build.

Re: Black Hat Extrusion Detection Encore: Next Wednesday, OWASP Chicago

dre — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 12:06:24 -0000

Augusto Paes De Barros just blogged about data leakage prevention and honeytokens, which I thought was an interesting read.

He poses some questions of whether honeytokens are being used, what vulnerabilities they present, and a question of why they aren't typically built into DLP products.

I would want to add digital watermarking and clipping services to that list. Aren't they really good ways of doing extrusion detection? Why is every vendor answer to every security problem typically an appliance or software "scanning" tool?

Re: Black Hat Extrusion Detection Encore: Next Wednesday, OWASP Chicago

Eric Monti — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 22:55:41 -0000

We covered this some at Black Hat too, but at OWASP, the talk will be focusing more on attack patterns, less on "the product space" specifically.

See you there.