Garrett Gee

On a recent engagement, I noticed that people were wasting time scrolling through nessus reports to find vulnerabilities in which they either need to confirm, or dig into deeper. There were many findings that would automatically be written up because there is nothing to further exploit, and the supporting information in the output was good [...]

Like every year, I like to reflect on the various accomplishments from this year. 2008 was quite a good year, but I was also very busy as well. Here are some interesting metrics  from this year:

Attended 26 events – a combination of conferences, workshops, and training classes.
Launched another startup.
Built several applications that are in use [...]

The Internet Security Operations and Intelligence (ISOI) conference was recently held close by, and I had the opportunity to go and listen to all the interesting topics. It was an invite only conference, held under the Chatham House Rule.
I can’t say much on the technical details, but here are a few interesting online resources.

ipmap [...]

Overall, I had a good time at the event. I did feel a bit lost, but that’s probably normal for a first timer. My pictures can be found on flickr, or with the tag ASW08. It was great meeting the various affiliates and marketers, and I hope I can do it again next year.
Paul Bourque [...]

I usually attend technical trade shows and conferences, so I was expecting a similar environment when going to the Affiliate Summit. Was I wrong in that one! I was amazed when I hit the exhibitors hall to see so many booth babes and everyone giving out free stuff.

 
And I didn’t get to any [...]

Ask the Experts – Large Site SEO

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Super Affiliate Strategies that Work

John Chow’s website started in Sept 2006, and 12 months later [...]