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  • Cloud Security Models and Gotchas

    A few years back NIST defined cloud security models that we all know today as “Something” As A Service. They’re good conceptual models and make a useful frame of reference when talking generally. However, when we get down to actual implementations, you can only expect the Cloud Service Provider to provide what’s in their contract…

    April 9, 2022
  • Windows Services

    Mostly historical interest now, but a list of Windows Services, and dependencies. A more recent Windows edition would be nice, but don’t hold your breath. This is the Windows Services page Alerter The Alerter service notifies users of administrative alerts on a network. This service usually is not required under normal circumstances. Note: This is…

    April 9, 2022
  • Fedora Core Linux v5 Install

    Fedora Core Linux v5 Install

    Another story kept for purely historical interest, I’m not repeating the Fedora Core 4 install. The following article describes how to install; Fedora Core Linux version 5 Step 1. Download ISOs from the internet – Linux ISO Torrent is no more, but Linuxtracker.org makes a fine substitute – For Fedora ISOs I recommend Torrents from…

    April 9, 2022
  • Installing CentOS 5 on a Virtual Machine

    Installing CentOS 5 on a Virtual Machine

    Of purely historical interest at this point is my old CentOS 5 tutorial from 2007, originally a colleague needed some help installing Nessus as part of his master’s studies. I’ll do one for version 7 at some point in the future. The following article describes how to install; CentOS Linux version 5 Step 1. Download…

    April 9, 2022

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