This study on insider threats in IT is a bit dated, but let’s be honest. People don’t get outdated. This study is amazingly detailed and very important even today, 10+ years later.
Here is some more interesting spy information and insider threat character analysis.
And here is a guide to insider threat risk assessment.
The wifi hog project. Not sure what to make of this, but gotta read it someday.
Here are some nifty SSH tricks. This tutorial also goes through bypassing firewalls using SSH, a necessary skill in today’s security world.
Sometimes these things are very useful, and sometimes admins should block access to them. The Your-Freedom site offers such a service to bypass content filters, firewalls, and proxies.
SecurityMonkey has a post about using SSL to secure access to a website. Apache + Linux + SSL = limited user access.
This looks like a fun and well-written read, an illustrated guide to cryptographic hashes.
This site purports to be a list of Mac hacking tools, but I see it more as a list of lesser-known general tools for Mac, some of which may only be useful to me if I get back into programming at some point. At any rate, a good list of tools with a blitz on what they’re used for and common switches.