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September 16, 2010  3:20 PM

PDF Search Engine – ebooks



Posted by: Troy Tate
documentation, ebook, pdf, search, search engine, specialized search, specialized search engine

I recently came across a specialized search engine for PDF's or ebooks. I know that there are Google hacks or search strings that you can use to narrow search scope, but at times it is nice to use a specialized tool to quickly isolate what you are searching for without using expert search...

December 18, 2009  7:58 PM

Search engine for telnet, ftp, ssh and http brings hackers closer to your doorstep



Posted by: Troy Tate
ftp, http, information security, infosec, malware, network, network protection, reconnaisance, scanning, search, search engine, ssh, telnet, web

Google is obviously a great tool for everyone including hackers. If you have never heard of Google Hacking, then I highly recommend you take a look at what might be exposed and found through a Google search. This

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February 11, 2009  8:08 PM

Tracking down that user/computer that locks AD accounts



Posted by: Troy Tate
account management, Active Directory, AD, administration, analysis, anti-virus, antivirus, Data security, diagnostics, howto, information security, malicious activity, malware, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, network security, Password, password management, policy enforcement, reporting, risk, risks, scanning, search, Security, security notification, tools, troubleshooting, Windows

With an environment spanning 18+ sites and more than 3000 computers around the globe, you could understand how challenging it would be to track down what device/user might be locking user accounts. There are tools out there that you can pay for that can help do this. However, Microsoft has some...


February 3, 2009  7:41 PM

Will Microsoft ever get search right?



Posted by: Troy Tate
documentation, Google, Live search, Microsoft, Microsoft Live, Powershell, search

I am looking for some documentation on Powershell to better understand how to use it. Per Wikipedia: Windows PowerShell is an extensible

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