HPE and Aruba Networks are merging their businesses. What does this mean for customers?
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Network Break 69 discusses a Dutch position paper that support strong crypto, checks in on a Let's Encrypt milestone, delves into open hardware, and more.
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Network Break 69 discusses a Dutch position paper that support strong crypto, checks in on a Let's Encrypt milestone, delves into open hardware, and more.
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Forget the (predictable) predictions for 2016. What’s here and happening right now? Perhaps, hiding behind the cloud (check) of ignorance, the rotting corpse of media disinterest or the red lit distractions of modern life, are things that may soon be obvious to all. Here’s my view of What Lies Beneath the fog, the decomposing bodies and those that […]
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Forget the (predictable) predictions for 2016. What’s here and happening right now? Perhaps, hiding behind the cloud (check) of ignorance, the rotting corpse of media disinterest or the red lit distractions of modern life, are things that may soon be obvious to all. Here’s my view of What Lies Beneath the fog, the decomposing bodies and those that […]
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Most network architects I’ve worked with seem quite familiar with botnets, but exploit kits (EKs) are somewhat of a mystery. I’ve recently come across a couple of good papers explaining the topic, one from CERT-UK titled ‘Demystifying the exploit kit’, available at the following URL: https://www.cert.gov.uk/resources/best-practices/demystifying-the-exploit-kit/ And ‘Evolution of Exploit Kits’ from Trend Micro: https://www.trendmicro.com/cloud-content/us/pdfs/security-intelligence/white-papers/wp-evolution-of-exploit-kits.pdf […]
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Most network architects I’ve worked with seem quite familiar with botnets, but exploit kits (EKs) are somewhat of a mystery. I’ve recently come across a couple of good papers explaining the topic, one from CERT-UK titled ‘Demystifying the exploit kit’, available at the following URL: https://www.cert.gov.uk/resources/best-practices/demystifying-the-exploit-kit/ And ‘Evolution of Exploit Kits’ from Trend Micro: https://www.trendmicro.com/cloud-content/us/pdfs/security-intelligence/white-papers/wp-evolution-of-exploit-kits.pdf […]
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This Design & Build episode explores simple network automation using Python and netmiko. These tools make it easy to write scripts that perform basic tasks quickly and gather and present information in an easily consumed format.
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This Design & Build episode explores simple network automation using Python and netmiko. These tools make it easy to write scripts that perform basic tasks quickly and gather and present information in an easily consumed format.
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When I began my IT journey I had a guy that I worked with that had been in IT since the 90s. He told me that I needed to find my niche and stay there. He said if you know everything about one little part of the network, that they wouldn’t be able to get […]
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When I began my IT journey I had a guy that I worked with that had been in IT since the 90s. He told me that I needed to find my niche and stay there. He said if you know everything about one little part of the network, that they wouldn’t be able to get […]
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Since it has been out for more than a year, and has been developed and improved tremendously during that time, I decided to finally take the plunge and buy a year’s subscription to the Cisco VIRL software. Part 1: Comparing and Tweaking VIRL Until now, I have been using any combination of real hardware, CSR1000Vs, and IOL […]
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Since it has been out for more than a year, and has been developed and improved tremendously during that time, I decided to finally take the plunge and buy a year’s subscription to the Cisco VIRL software. Part 1: Comparing and Tweaking VIRL Until now, I have been using any combination of real hardware, CSR1000Vs, and IOL […]
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The Next Level is a new podcast in Packet Pushers' Community Channel. Our first episode shares six ways IT can become a revenue center in your organization.
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The Next Level is a new podcast in Packet Pushers' Community Channel. Our first episode shares six ways IT can become a revenue center in your organization.
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If you want to blog, Packet Pushers has an audience and platform to get you started.
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If you want to blog, Packet Pushers has an audience and platform to get you started.
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Asynchronous collaboration, enabled by email and chat tools, is superior to voice and video when it comes to balancing productivity with communication.
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Asynchronous collaboration, enabled by email and chat tools, is superior to voice and video when it comes to balancing productivity with communication.
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If you have an interesting network project you're willing to talk about on the Packet Pushers Weekly show, please e-mail [email protected]. Describe the project, and I'll see if we can create a "design & build" show around it.
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