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Kamis, 07 Januari 2010

Happy 7th Birthday TaoSecurity Blog

Today, 8 January 2010, is the 7th birthday of TaoSecurity Blog. I wrote my first post on 8 January 2003 while working as an incident response consultant for Foundstone. 2542 posts (averaging 363 per year) later, I am still blogging.

I don't have any changes planned here. I plan to continue blogging, especially with respect to network security monitoring, incident detection and response, network forensics, and FreeBSD when appropriate. I especially enjoy reading your comments and engaging in informed dialogues. Thanks for joining me these 7 years -- I hope to have a ten year post in 2013!

Don't forget -- today is Elvis Presley's birthday. Coincidence? You decide.

The image shows Elvis training with Ed Parker, founder of American Kenpo. As I like to tell my students, Elvis' stance is so wide it would take him a week to react to an attack. Then again, he's Elvis.

I studied Kenpo in San Antonio, TX and would like to return to practicing, along with ice hockey, if my shoulders cooperate!

Rabu, 08 Januari 2003

First Post and Review of BGP Posted

Welcome to my blog! The main new content will be news of book reviews that I've had published at Amazon.com. In 2002 I read and reviewed 24 books on computer security topics. Most recently, these included The Art of Deception: Controlling the Human Element of Security by Kevin Mitnick and The Hacker Diaries: Confessions of Teenage Hackers by Dan Verton.

My first published review of 2003 is a four star review of BGP (O'Reilly, Sep 2002) by Iljitsch Van Beijnum.

You can see my book reading (and reviewing) schedule by visiting www.bejtlich.net/reading.html. I will no longer try to review every security book which hits the shelves! That was a pipe dream, even when I started reading these sorts of books in 1998. The books I add to my schedule either address a topic about which I need to know more, or offer original content by an interesting author.

Thank you for visiting!

Richard Bejtlich
TaoSecurity