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list of Pakistani and Iranian government sites and their potential vulnerabilities.
*cryptome.org/gov-ir.htm
*cryptome.org/gov-pk.htm
Instead of talking about the past and analysing how past incidences are influencing current actions, would it not be a more relevant discussion talking about Network security instead. Ways to patch up any exisiting vulnerabilities and strengthening.
After all a lot of the members are into businesses where they have control over or manage publically accessible Servers (Webservers or otherwise) and could give us valuable tips and information and using the list mentioned above may be able to improve upon their own Server by patching up some of their own loopholes.
a significant number are also certified by M.S, Cisco, Red Hat etc or in the process of getting and could thus contribute to this thread
*cryptome.org/gov-ir.htm
*cryptome.org/gov-pk.htm
Instead of talking about the past and analysing how past incidences are influencing current actions, would it not be a more relevant discussion talking about Network security instead. Ways to patch up any exisiting vulnerabilities and strengthening.
After all a lot of the members are into businesses where they have control over or manage publically accessible Servers (Webservers or otherwise) and could give us valuable tips and information and using the list mentioned above may be able to improve upon their own Server by patching up some of their own loopholes.
a significant number are also certified by M.S, Cisco, Red Hat etc or in the process of getting and could thus contribute to this thread
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