Comments on: Release - Infosec OPML List 1.0 http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2007/03/infosec-opml-list-10/ A weblog dedicated to educating the community on security threats that matter Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:42:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: R. Kerns http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2007/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-8133 R. Kerns Fri, 16 Mar 2007 15:26:34 +0000 http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2006/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-8133 Not surprisingly I have succumbed to the monster that is the Google Personalized Home page. I personally hate having to move from Fav. Link 1 to Fav. Link 2 and sort through redundant info over and over and over again. I actually got turned on to directing RSS Feeds to a personalized Google home page and now absolutely cannot live without it. Its tabbed so I break out one Tab for all my RSS security news, a second tab for Vulnerabilites, exploits, and more technical feeds and other tabs for cheap geek gear updates (I have to know when my Yoda Bobblehead doll goes on sale now dont I!!!) Now I just need to add the Atlas RSS Feed to my page! -EW Not surprisingly I have succumbed to the monster that is the Google Personalized Home page. I personally hate having to move from Fav. Link 1 to Fav. Link 2 and sort through redundant info over and over and over again. I actually got turned on to directing RSS Feeds to a personalized Google home page and now absolutely cannot live without it. Its tabbed so I break out one Tab for all my RSS security news, a second tab for Vulnerabilites, exploits, and more technical feeds and other tabs for cheap geek gear updates (I have to know when my Yoda Bobblehead doll goes on sale now dont I!!!)

Now I just need to add the Atlas RSS Feed to my page!

-EW

]]> By: Matasano Chargen » Take Me Off Your List! http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2007/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-8075 Matasano Chargen » Take Me Off Your List! Fri, 16 Mar 2007 03:45:14 +0000 http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2006/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-8075 [...] The anonymous “editors” at SecurityFocus-A-Like IT Security Dot Com have whipped out the zero-day on the blogosphere, exploiting an obvious vulnerability (flattery injection) to hijack the keyboards of most of the security blogosphere. In this case, the vector for the attack seems to be a maliciously formatted OPML file. [...] [...] The anonymous “editors” at SecurityFocus-A-Like IT Security Dot Com have whipped out the zero-day on the blogosphere, exploiting an obvious vulnerability (flattery injection) to hijack the keyboards of most of the security blogosphere. In this case, the vector for the attack seems to be a maliciously formatted OPML file. [...]

]]> By: Tom Sellers http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2007/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-7727 Tom Sellers Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:36:55 +0000 http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2006/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-7727 The website looks great. As a note though, the entries for the Microsoft patches seem to have stopped in October of last year. Tom The website looks great. As a note though, the entries for the Microsoft patches seem to have stopped in October of last year.

Tom

]]> By: RSS is the new crack « Conspiracy Point Security News http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2007/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-7423 RSS is the new crack « Conspiracy Point Security News Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:06:33 +0000 http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2006/03/infosec-opml-list-10/#comment-7423 [...] RSS is the new crack I like RSS quite a lot, but I’ve still been beaten for sheer linkages by the very busy sounding Jose Narazio: More than 200 news sites are aggregated together and sorted by time. They are partially broken out by vulnerabilities, malware, updates and then general news. It helps me keep current and I can peek in a few times a day and get a full picture. Part of the site tracks bloggers in the infosec space. Some of the best information I have found comes from diligent bloggers digging up information and providing analysis. [...] [...] RSS is the new crack I like RSS quite a lot, but I’ve still been beaten for sheer linkages by the very busy sounding Jose Narazio: More than 200 news sites are aggregated together and sorted by time. They are partially broken out by vulnerabilities, malware, updates and then general news. It helps me keep current and I can peek in a few times a day and get a full picture. Part of the site tracks bloggers in the infosec space. Some of the best information I have found comes from diligent bloggers digging up information and providing analysis. [...]

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