Antivirus Outbreak
Wednesday, August 4, 8:00 AM đź”—
We receive a phone call from someone complaining about “Wireshark Antivirus”. I take the call. The person on the other end isn’t able to provide many details other than that a program named “Wireshark Antivirus” is displaying some a shield and directing him to the cacetech.com web site.
This is new. We’ve been on the receiving end of a few false positives in the past but this is new. Some jackass is using our name do do harm.
This will not end well.
Sharkfest ’10 Recap
Sharkfest ’10 ended a week ago today and I’m still reeling. The conference started with a keynote from Van Jacobson and ended with one from Harry Saal, two monumental figures in our industry and very nice people to boot. Attendees traveled from all over the globe, from large companies to single-person operations. The presentations were packed with information and it was great to see how experts tackle packet-level network monitoring and troubleshooting. If you missed out we’re getting the presentations online as fast as we can.
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