FREE BOOK "Securing Windows NT/2000 Servers for the Internet,"

[wojak]

Free book offer from NetIQ.

Nobody knows security management better than NetIQ. Get your free security book, "Securing Windows NT/2000 Servers for the Internet," and learn everything you need to secure your enterprise. Hurry, quantities are limited.
Link loks like a refferal but its not
http://www.netiq.com/sponsor/default.asp?155
Of you can go directly to http://www.netiq.com/ and look for it there.

Robert
Free Book

 

[tim0thy]

thank you! this is what i do on the job regularly.

 

[Souka]

Thanks!!

After reading this article from the FBI, you may want to read this!

http://www.fbi.gov/pressrm/pressrel/pressrel01/nipc030801.htm

 

[Pete]

Did you get this, too? Got it after I submitted my info.
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We have successfully received your request. Your copy of Securing Windows NT/2000 Servers for the Internet by Stefan Norberg will be sent to you contingent upon supplies. One of our representatives will be contacting you shortly to confirm your shipping address.
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[jebus]

cool, hope we get it! thanks.

 

[beatinitup]

Hey Tim0thy just out of curiousity what is your title at your company?
Right now I am a network engineer/admin, but i have always been fully involved in the hacking scene (no i am not a script kiddy) Infact i got my job by hacking into my company's network. My goals are to be a Security specialist. It's just really hard for a 19 year old to find high position jobs in the field. It just appears that the old fat heads that have been in the business for 10 years are the ones that usually get the positions. No disrespect to the guys that have been around forever, but i've ran into alot of them that are really behind and are just washed up.
I just wanted to ask for some advice about what i should do inorder to advance my career in the computer security field. It's almost 5 am, i am about to crash but i'll subscribe to this thread to see how it goes.

 

[mukzz]

this is hardly the place for career talk... please

 

[SoulAssassin]

Note, after submitting your information it says that one of their reps will be contacting you to verify your information. Anyone know if this is via email or phone?

 

[freebee]

Does contacting you mean they will try to sell you additional stuff? These free deals never work out that well.

 

[Turkey]

Thanks for the deal! Been looking for one of these.

 

[illusionm8]

i accidentally made a 'typo' when entering my phone.. i hope they verify by email

 

[silhoutte]

Register now to receive Chapter I of our FREE eBook

just a heads up, doesn't seem to be a real paper book

 

[Vegito]

if ur a hacker u would know to give loop numbers that either always busy no matter what time it is, like i did or create dummy emails at work and delete afterwards.... so depending on what u hack...

 

[TheCableGuy]

I love free books. Like the IP Telephony book from Cisco... $65.00 @ Borders!!

 

[BassDominator]

oops... gave phoney email and number. hope it still comes.

 

[Moz]

Thx

 

[beatinitup]

mukzz: hmmmm kiss my @ss?

 

[breweyez]

first off...grow up beatinitup...your showing your age..mukzz was not attacking you...this IS the hot deals forum.

Hey...if the stuff is free...they can have my home phone number(its constantly busy). I simply start breathing hard and ask them what there wearing. If that doent work, I ask them if they live near me, and see if they want to rendevous. That should scare the he** out of them.

Good find wojak

 

[UKnowWhat]

Oops I switch the phone & fax number around ... Hope they are smart enough ...

 

[tim0thy]

<< Hey Tim0thy just out of curiousity what is your title at your company? >>



i'm a systems engineer at my company. basically do a little of everything. if you want it in terms of college studies, i'm like a major in systems and like a minor in security.

 

[beatinitup]

tim0thy what college did you go to?

 

[randadore]

sweet deal! hope there's a big supply of books to go around!

thx wojak!

 

[fdiskboy]

Thanks!

 

[random]

I thought everyone knew how to secure ehese things... unplug 'em and stick them on a completely separate subnet. It's called an &quot;air wall&quot;