Secure Surfing

For the nervousness when sworn in For the months of grueling training For the sleepless nights before deployment For the heartbreaking goodbyes said to families and friends For the confusion and fear and exasperation felt when the action started For the ability to reach down, down to depths unknown, and keep going, and surviving For the agony of watching a brother/sister in arms die at the hands of the enemy For the bravery of continuing on For the sound of silence after

Scrap and I had clocked nearly an entire week of billable hours since Kip's request for help. We rigged a temporary network of sanitized machines behind a known good firewall for temporary internet access and were nearly done with our forensic examin...

Reader J writes:I was looking at this thread:http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/securitymonkey/would-you-mind-0wning-me-while-im-gone-16075 And it reminded me about something that happened a few weeks ago. I received a cold head-hunter call to my office n...

Reader J writes:I was looking at this thread:http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/securitymonkey/would-you-mind-0wning-me-while-im-gone-16075 And it reminded me about something that happened a few weeks ago. I received a cold head-hunter call to my office n...

Reader pand0ra writes:So Chief, I have a question for you and your readers. I took a SANS forensics class a few months ago and one thing I learned is that there seems to be only a few similarities to traditional forensics (then again, maybe there are...

Reader pand0ra writes:So Chief, I have a question for you and your readers. I took a SANS forensics class a few months ago and one thing I learned is that there seems to be only a few similarities to traditional forensics (then again, maybe there are...

Sorry for the 3-week delay in postings everyone. Things have been insane here in the information security jungle. Excuses aside I'll be posting a few case file updates this week and I'm soliciting more entries for Banana Cupboard stories. If you have...