Verizon’s Report Outlines Time to Respond for Web Incidents

Posted on February 16th, 2016 by wilson

42% takes days before a web incident can be contained.

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How to Remove Leading Zeros in Excel

Posted on January 8th, 2016 by wilson

I had the occasion to download a blacklist of IPs. The problem was that this machine generated list padded zeros in front of it. For example, instead of 1.2.3.4 it was listed as 001.002.003.004. I didnt relish having to manually edit all 10,000 IP addresses. So I did research. This post gave a formula to […]

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Using Squid to block WordPress XMLRPC attacks

Posted on December 18th, 2014 by wilson

Have you been hit with a lot of xmlrpc based attacks on your wordpress installation? Are attackers planning to insert malware into your wordpress installation (soak-soak)? I have a simple solution to share with you. Since this website uses BNShosting web mirror service, i thought of using the squid service to block the tons of […]

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How to Work on Large Log files in Windows

Posted on October 27th, 2014 by wilson

I had to search through a 400++ gb squid proxy log file. The problem here is that you can’t use Notepad or Wordpad on such a large file. It wont open due to the large size. Quick idea: use GREP command to filter out the large file into a smaller workable file. The problem is […]

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How the Internet Affects Anna’s Future

Posted on July 21st, 2014 by wilson

How the Internet Affects Anna’s Future A hypothetical World First, let us create a hypothetical world where Senator Bam Aquino’s recent inquiry into the Philippines’ slowest and most expensive Internet in Asia (Youtube Video) has all the stakeholders coming together and miraculously agreeing to a solution. They implement 10 and 100gbps peering immediately. This solution […]

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