システム管理な雑記 -- Sleeve notes of a sysadmin -- : Misc

Misc: Awarded again as MVP.

kenji — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 03:26:00 GMT

--English-- Thanks to everyone involved, I am awarded again as an MVP, 6th or 7th time in a row. (Well, I am not sure which is correct. ) I received MVP awards in the following order: Security (2002.07-2002.09; this may not be an official one) Security...(read more)

日本語テスト... /test posting in Japanese

kenji — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 01:40:00 GMT

----Japanese---- 日本語での投稿テストです。日本語が使えることが確認できたので、日本語と英語の両方で投稿してみよう。この投稿では、日本語を先、英語をその次、の順番で。 ---- English ---- This is just a test post in Japanese. As I confirmed that we can use Japanese, I am going to post articles both in Japanese and English. Japanese...(read more)

Awarded Again

kenji — Sun, 03 Oct 2004 11:16:00 GMT

Today I have signed up for the MVP program for another one year. This time I am awarded for Windows Security, as it seems the category I got awarded, "Windows Server Systems Security", does not currently exist.

Whew, there are really bunch of famous and cool people in the category...

I have also found a good thing. Japanese MVPs specialized in Windows Security has increased in number.

Here are Japanese Security MVPs whom I know:

Name	Web Site in Japanese (pls open up your favorite translator when you browse any of these sites below...)
Hideaki Ihara	One of the most active people in Japan. Specializes in security in general. Broad knowledge. His strongest interest nowadays seems forensics. Port139 http://www.port139.co.jp/
Hajime Kojima	His site is a kind of hub of info regarding security, FreeBSD, Linux, and Windows. Security Hole Memo http://www.st.ryukoku.ac.jp/~kjm/security/memo/
Michio Sonoda	An active expert in several of communities. Specializes in security policies in general.
Akira Ryowa	An active expert in several of communities. Specializes in PKI, encryption, penetration tests, and so on...
Hidenobu Seki (aka. Urity)	Specializes in authentication process concerning Windows. NTLM, DCOM, RPC, for example. A regular speaker in Black Hat Briefings. Security Friday http://www.securityfriday.com/
Kaoru Yoshida	A trainer of "Legend" for various and many of technologies and products around Windows and server products of Microsoft. MOM and DRM are what he is currently into. He had sessions at TechED 2004 Yokohama (in Japan).
Yuu Arai	One of Japanese regular reporters of vulnerabilities to MSRC. (MS02-023.062, and so on...) Specializes in client-side things, it seems.
Tsuneyoshi Hamamoto	Specializes in network and security. A founder and moderator of a mailing list called "connect 24h" in which many of interesting topics are found. Banquet of broad band connection http://cn24h.hawkeye.ac/
Kunio Miyamoto (aka. wakanoto)	An IPSec and WebDAV guy. A character. A regular poster in a site called @IT, and also an editor at SlashDot Japan.

Honeynet Security Console

kenji — Sun, 16 May 2004 23:36:00 GMT

From seculogger's blog.

Honeynet Security Console

It seems very neat. I decided that I should evaluate this, with sebek!

Note: [IIS] How to have NNTP Feed?

kenji — Sun, 09 May 2004 22:01:00 GMT

From Bernard's article.
Errors in IIS 6.0 Documentation

I have once tested this NNTP Feed feature of IIS 6.0, with Shavlik's news server.
It seems I have to dig more on this.;-)

Thanks, Bernard!

JAPAN: Personal and private information in danger?

kenji — Sun, 09 May 2004 21:54:00 GMT

From seculogger, another Japanese MVP.
http://www.7th-angel.net/seculog/item/550.html

According to NHK, a leading broadcasting company in Japan, about 38% of market-leading companies in Tokyo Stock Exchange Market stated that they do not and will not have|prepare rules to prevent the outflow of private information.
Src (Pls use babelfish to have them translated):
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/2004/05/09/k20040508000025.html
http://www.asahi.com/national/update/0508/012.html

* Babelfish:
http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/babelfish/tr

I do not understand what these companies have in mind, as the privacy law will be enforced in the next year. This means all the companies should be careful and does have responsibility enough to prevent such a thing, otherwise it is each of these companies' fault. I wonder where people in this country are heading for...?

Tool: Pagedefrag de Sysinternals

kenji — Mon, 09 Feb 2004 18:42:00 GMT

Un utilitaire pour les dossiers defragment qui ne sont pas faits après bootup.
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pagedefrag.shtml