The Fantastic 4 GL - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Absolutely it*s the most basic version they have.

John: Okay well we will have this try something different.

David Lawrence: There you go.

John: Okay thanks a lot for your help.

David Lawrence: Well no problem. Go with your feed if it doesn*t working for you go somewhere else. 15 past the hour, my name is David Lawrence, by the way you can get information on Greylisting those of you who run your own servers, just google Greylisting. And you will come up with www.projects.puremagic.com/greylisting also put a link over on the website for you how is that, back in a moment.

Alright we sort of gave you an extra Geek Speak there on Greylisting where we told you what Greylisting is all about but we have a spoofing attacks schedule for this hour. This portion of the show where we take a tech term and turn it into plain English before you are very ears Geek Speak is brought to you by Rackspace Managed Hosting. Let Rackspace take care of installing maintaining and managing your backup, their flexible robust fully managed backup solutions can help you prevent unrecoverable data loss. It*s all at Rackspace Managed Hosting, call them at 18009612888 or visit them at www.rackspace.com.

Now what is a spoofing attack. Now this is a situation in which somebody claims to be something server or an identification an E-mail address or website. And is actually disguised as something else like I am a server it*s okay you can get stuff from me. Ooh I am malicious. I put something on your server that shouldn*t be there because I spoofed you. I pretended that my IP address was one that you knew about. There is something in cryptography that with PDA list called the man in the middle attack, an attacker spoofs Alice into believing that he is Bob and spoof Bob into believing that he is Alice and gains access to all messages in both directions without the trouble of any decrypting because both servers think that the other server is legitimate, this is called a spoof, a spoofing attack. And it*s something that happens in the world of corporate espionage, it happens in the world of hacking and there are lots and lots of tools out there that IT directors. The guys that you called all the time to come and show you how to bold in Microsoft Word, the guys you called when you can't print on your machine, they have an awful lot of responsibilities on a system level that have nothing to do with the applications that you use on your computer. One of them is keeping your network safe so that no one can spoof it. So, the next time one of those guys seems a little pretty occupied or seems a little bit short with you, just say look I understand you have got other things to do and I am sorry I wish I could help you with that. But I need you to sort of just calm down and help me with what I need because they have got a job and that job is a weird one. So spoofing attack that is this hour is Geek Speak. It is brought to you by Wil Wheaton*s new book, it*s actually not a new book but the audio version is brand new. So if you want to hear Wil reading his book *Just a Geek* Wil Wheaton from stand by me and from Star Trek Next Generation, it is out and available right now. Normally $39 plus shipping for the CD version, no shipping for the mp3 version but now it*s priced at just $35 for a limited time only that*s at www.10quicksteps.com the audio version of Wil Wheaton*s book *Just a Geek* at www.10quicksteps.com.

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