Gunnar Wolf

Principios para mantener la seguridad en redes TCP/IP

Submitted by gwolf on Sun, 02/10/2008 - 15:09.

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2004

This talk was prepared for IV National Free Software Conference in Universidad Mayor, Real y Pontificia
de San Francisco Xavier de Chuquisaca, Sucre, Bolivia. This is more or less the second part for my Network security talk, bringing down to earth some of the concepts to more concrete solutions (although still fairly generic).
I presented it in 2005 for UNAM's Computer Security Department's Admin-unam internal seminar; I re-wrote it as a full-text article, also available here.

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Resumen:

Plática preparada para el IV Congreso Nacional de Software Libre en la Universidad Mayor, Real y Pontificia
de San Francisco Xavier de Chuquisaca, Sucre, Bolivia. Es una continuación a la plática de Seguridad en redes, aterrizando algunos de los conceptos a soluciones más concretas (aunque aún bastante genérico).
Presenté este trabajo en 2005 para el seminario interno Admin-UNAM del ; re-escribí el material como un artículo a texto completo, también disponible aquí.

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Artículo en PDF, con la misma estructura general de la presentación, pero más apto para su lectura
Presentación Magicpoint formato fuente Magicpoint, los esquemas en su formato fuente Dia

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