In the second part of our series, we start the upgrade of our pfSense-based box from IDS to UTM.
In the first part of our series, we see if pfSense can be configured to perform UTM duties.
We'll show you how to get enterprise grade network protection by making your own intrusion detection firewall with pfSense.
Open source innovator and SNORT creator, Sourcefire, Inc., and Insecure.Org, the creator of the Nmap Security Scanner, today announced a licensing agreement for the parties to jointly develop open source vulnerability scanning technology based on the general purpose Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE) embedded within the Nmap network discovery tool.
Under the agreement, Insecure.Org will develop the engine while the Sourcefire Vulnerability Research Team (VRT) will develop and contribute plug-ins for discovering specific vulnerabilities.
On Monday, Sourcefire the company behind the open-source intrusion-detection application Snort said that hackers could potentially execute malicious code on a system running Snort and gain access to confidential data.
The vulnerability was reported to Sourcefire by Internet Security Systems (ISS), the security arm of IBM.
Updated - We finally
have our new Wi-Fi System test process up and running and ran the latest products from NETGEAR, TP-Link and eero through it.
Updated - Our process for testing Wi-Fi systems handles both mesh and extender type products.
Our 2017 guide to choosing a wireless router reflects the changing Wi-Fi landscape.
This short How To shows you how to delay your old wireless router's trip to the landfill.
