Tools

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A List

This is a simple list that I intend to come back and update/edit as we go through the semester. I encourage you to suggest more via the comments below our via a Tweet using #TC2027 and #Tools

  • Rescuetime, where is your time going? Fun to look at after about a month of use.
  • IP Tables. Setup a firewall on a Linux machine and watch the logs. What traffic is going out and coming in? Why?
  • Setup a cheap router with open source firmware like DD-WRT or Tomato
  • Port Scanners and Intrusion detection, find your favourite tools but do *not* scan networks without permission.
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Week 5 Activity (Sept 7)

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Public Private Key Pairs, links follow

  • http://www.bitcoinnotbombs.com/beginners-guide-to-pgp/
  • https://futureboy.us/pgp.html
  • https://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual/book1.html

What to do?

  • Generate your key pair
  • Have a signing party
  • Encrypt and/or sign to multiple people
  • What happens if you lost your private key (or password to private key)? On no, what should you do?

Week 6 Activity (Sept 15)

Filesystem Encryption.

Encrypt a directory on your hard drive and even better how about your Dropbox folder?

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