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Sunday, April 1, 2007 5:32:31 PM

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I have listened to various podcasts for over an year now. I though I might share some interesting networking and security related episodes. Some of these podcast episodes are easier to understand with bit of network knowledge.

If you need good overview of networking, Run your own server might be one of the good places to start. As shows name suggests, it's from the point of view of running your own server, but there's for example one episode about DNS, that explains some DNS concepts.

This episode of bsdtalk deals mostly with honeynets. Basically it's a service that looks like ordinary server, but is set up to gather information about the intruder.

SCTP is sort of crossover between TCP and UDP, it just does some things better.

This episode at sploitcast deals with ISP level security. Quite advanced stuff, if you're not familiar how Internet works on larger scale.

Security Monkey has podcast too. I just can't remember any particular episode that I should link.

So this time bit shorter post, but on the other hand, goind through the linked content should take some time smile

PS: thanks to http://openclipart.org for saving me some time.

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