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Posted on 03.21.05 @ 11:55 pm (CST)
We have added a new Popup Flash Player for our podcasts. It is ideal if you are not allowed to download MP3s due to filtering. Or to listen to our latest reports on a computer other than your own that lacks a podcatcher or audio player. Many more additions on the way! Filed under: News Comments: None |
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Posted on 03.18.05 @ 7:29 pm (CST)
We are pleased to announce the launch of our podcast in its “Beta” form. We are working to improve many aspects of it. Along with expanding the offerings in terms of various podcasts in our feed covering varying topics concerning information security. Our first podcast we are manking available to the public is our Advisory and Vulnerability Report. With our other security news related podcast launching next week. As well as segments focus on interviewing influential people in the information security arena. Much more to come! You can find the podcast page HERE Discussion as always is on our Forums Filed under: News Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.27.05 @ 2:16 pm (CST)
We have re-added the papers and presentations section to the new site. Most of what has been re-added are older papers and presentations. Mainly because of all the numerous email requests for access to them. You can find a link to then next to the “Main Menu”. Or go directly to the page HERE. Filed under: News Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.19.05 @ 3:11 am (CST)
I have been testing out Coral recently which is a distributed “peer-to-peer content distribution network”. By adding an extension (.nyud.net:8090) to your site it will cach it in servers located near you. So if your site/content is cached all over the world it is more accessable in the event of a Slashdotting or similar traffic surge. You can access the L.A.S. Coral version here: (Both links point to the same place. . .) As a “fun fact” if you look at the Coral stats page you will see that over a 24 hour period they transmit roughly 1700GBs of data. Which comes out to about 1.6TBs. In conjunction with using the WordPress Staticize Reloaded plug-in you can make an already effiicient engine even faster by not causing a high load on your database server. In the past this was the weak link during the Slashdot Effect. Filed under: News Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.18.05 @ 2:59 am (CST)
I am happy to announce that due to the endless stream of emails I have gotten since back when I removed the old L.A.S. fourms. That I decided to give the people what they want! So have a look at the new forums and feel free to register. We are looking to get more moderators and suggestions on catagories and forum topics. {{{{{ Local Area Security Forums }}}}} Filed under: News Comments: None |
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Posted on 02.16.05 @ 10:45 am (CST)
Welcome to our new website! We are still making many changes to the site and adding back a good deal of content. Here is the skinny on what you might need to know for the time being:
The new versions of L.A.S. will be released once everything is setup and the site is moved over. Other Information:L.A.S. Freshmeat Entry (with screenshot)Mirrors: (See Downloads)Many more changes and additions are on the way so be on the lookout for the new BitTorrent tracker and RSS feed for new versions of L.A.S. Along with a backlog of security papers we will be posting with the archive of old ones. If you are looking for Mambo security information see HERE. Filed under: News Comments: None |
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