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YetAnotherRandomUser

00:03

I was reading some Q&A on this SE and someone linked to Microsoft's "Ten Immutable Laws Of Security (Version 2.0)". technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh278941.aspx If these are 10 immutable laws, how is there a version 2.0? Wouldn't its immutableness preclude subsequent versions?

forest

00:38

Obviously whoever wrote that article had CAP_LINUX_IMMUTABLE.

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Anonymous

09:48

Q: Create 2 separate networks at home

I am looking to increase the security of my home network as much as possible. An option I came across was to create two home networks. One would be used by less secure devices, and another for more secure devices. What's the best way to set it up? Is VLAN the most secure option? I found this qu...

Anonymous

Networking questions on Security.Se - what in the world is going on lately >.<

Anonymous

10:21

Q: What is the frequency of signature updates for Snort (free version)?

I can't find information about the frequency of signature updates for Snort. I mean the free version (not Sourcefire NGIPS). Does anybody know it?

digital-signature ids snort updates

Anonymous

People like this guy are the people in life I will just never get along with.

Anonymous

I will never like them and they will probably never agree with me and I will never agree with them.

Anonymous

Sigh

Anonymous

"The question is pretty simple: "What is the frequency of signature updates for Snort (free version)?". If you are not blinde of couse – Olkov Evgeniy 2 mins ago"

Anonymous

And that is why.

Anonymous

10:29

That guy is...

Anonymous

I am glad his comments were deleted.

Anonymous

Moron.

forest

Morons gonna moron

The networking question got successfully migrated to another site 6 minutes ago, btw.

Anonymous

I know :D

Anonymous

And as I saw it first I managed to get my answer in.

Anonymous

10:38

Anonymous

Although I am sure someone on Networking Ex will know a lot more than me.

Anonymous

And as for that guy who was being a tw*t

Anonymous

I really nearly lost it with him.

Anonymous

Yay! Free rep on the networking question.

Anonymous

Although I never use Networking Ex so >.<

Anonymous

11:07

I just remembered his question isn't suitable for networking ex either

Anonymous

THey dont allow home networking questoions.

Anonymous

Questions*

Anders

13:32

@JoshuaJones When editing, I'd recommend not code formatting words like HTTP, POST or URL. I think the general rule is to reserve code formatting for actual code (e.g. variable and function names), formulas and file names. Not abbrevations. I know, minor nit pick, but anyway. Glad you take the time and effort to improve the site with edits!

Anonymous

@Anders Honestly, I was never sure about that myself either.

Anonymous

As they're functions/protocols etc I always thought it was best to code format them because it looks neater, but I wasn't sure about them myself either.

Anonymous

Thanks for providing the feedback I will try to be more conservative in future.

Anonymous

Do you think in ciphersuite scenarios it is useful?

Anonymous

And no problem, I enjoy helping out! :D

Anonymous

13:47

A: Create 2 separate networks at home

One good way of achieving this is using VLANs as you have suggested and perhaps two separate VRFs this would allow for segregation at Layer 2 and Layer 3 of the OSI Model. 1 Let it be said that this requires a little bit of networking knowledge and is something that is usually set-up in corporat...

Anonymous

Looks like it was migrated back to us.

Anonymous

At least I don't use Networking Ex so I don't care about losing the 10 rep lol

Anonymous

And they deleted my answer...

Anonymous

Wow oka.

Anonymous

14:07

@DevShark In regards to your question "Create 2 separate networks at home" I think if you edited it to be more security-based it could be a good question.

Anonymous

For example if you asked the effects/benefits of segregating the network.

Anonymous

Why it is more secure

Anonymous

Etc.

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