I was emailed this evening by Mitchell Rowton who runs the SecurityDocs website. I had not been to this website before so I have had a quick look. The site is a repository of information security papers and articles. There are 2548 papers and the About SecurityDocs page says:
"SecurityDocs is the largest repository of information security resources anywhere on the web."
This is a great site as it allows you to search for security papers based on many different criteria such as category, description, rating, author etc. The site is free and doesn't require registration - Brian would approve..:-). There are lots of different categories such as Application security, encryption, firewalls, hacking, IDSW, law, security policies, tools, wireless security and so on.
As I said I only found out about this site tonight so I have not had time to browse far yet... But I will. SecurityDocs looks like a fine resource for anyone interested in securing their servers, applications, network and data.
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February 2005
- Google hacking is on the up! - 02/01/2005 by 02/01/2005
- A repository of security papers - SecurityDocs.com - 02/02/2005 by 02/02/2005
- A very good paper about weaknesses in password security - 02/03/2005 by 02/03/2005
- New paper from Aaron Newman - Search Engines used to attack the database - 02/04/2005 by 02/04/2005
- A password repository for Oracle - 02/05/2005 by 02/05/2005
- Another undocumented parameter in use (_ash_enable) - 02/06/2005 by 02/06/2005
- port 1521 and redirection - 02/07/2005 by 02/07/2005
- Ed Has another post in the catpatch.sql series - 02/08/2005 by 02/08/2005
- Google hacking and reverse engineering Java - 02/09/2005 by 02/09/2005
- tracing inside a PL/SQL procedure - 02/10/2005 by 02/10/2005
- Alex has presentation notes available and a forthcoming paper - 02/11/2005 by 02/11/2005
- Alex Kornbrusts Hardending Oracle Application Server presentation is now in English - 02/13/2005 by 02/13/2005
- Alex Kornbrust has updated his upcoming security alerts page - 02/18/2005 by 02/18/2005
- Interesting news post about Mary Ann Davidsons comments on security education - 02/25/2005 by 02/25/2005
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