The Mainstream___________________________
| The Wall Street Journal | This is what the people who run the world read. |
| The Washington Post | This is read by the people who think they run the world. |
| The New York Times | The largest metropolitan newspaper in the US. |
| The Economist | The magazine equivalent of the Wall Street Journal. |
| Foreign Affairs | Published by the Council on Foreign Relations. |
| The New Yorker | A well-known channel for writers like Seymour Hersh. |
News Metadata____________________________
| CJR: Who Owns What | Listings of major media companies. |
Alternative Sources of Information____________
| PBS Frontline | The best source for in-depth analysis of the issues. |
| Bill Moyers Journal | Features concise and insightful reporting. |
| BBC World News | Has stories that are not always reported by US outlets. |
| Cryptome | An excellent source for "sensitive" information. |
| Project Censored | News that's underreported and misrepresented. |
| SourceWatch | Come watch the great propaganda machine in action. |
| Jane's Information Group | A clearinghouse for publicly available intel. |
| The National Security Archive | Lots and lots of declassified documents. |
| Declassified Documents | A portal to declassified information. |
| Mother Jones | Smart, fearless, journalism (you can say that again). |
| FAS Secrecy Blog | Secrecy News from the Federation of American Scientists. |
| The Memory Hole | Material that's in danger of being lost or not widely known. |
Politics and Culture__________________________
| OpenSecrets.org | Follow the money trail. |
| Noam Chomsky | Articles, interviews, and letters by this MIT Professor. |
| Ellsberg.net | The official site of Daniel Ellsberg. |
| For the Record | Site maintained by anti-fascist researcher Dave Emory. |
| Adbusters | A magazine dedicated to culture jamming. |
| EFF | The Electronic Freedom Foundation. |
| The Cyphernomicron | Explores the implications of strong crypto. |
| Assassination Politics | A thought experiment by Jim Bell. |
| Thoughtcrime Labs | Moxie Marlinspike's inner sanctum. |
Hi-Tech News_______________________________
| Slashdot | "News for nerds. Stuff that matters." |
| Wired | Kevin Poulsen's articles are consistently good. |
| CNET | Tech news from CBS Interactive. |
| InformationWeek | Like CNET, another commercial outlet. |
| ComputerWorld | News source owned by IDG. |
| IEEE Spectrum Magazine | Monthly publication by the IEEE. |
| KezNews | Was the first to post VistaLoader info (beware pop-ups). |
Hi-Tech Security News________________________
| SecurityFocus | Reputable hub for security-related information. |
| Bruce Schneier's blog | Musings from the man who popularized cryptography. |
| Richard Bejtlich's blog | Comments on digital security and forensics. |
| McGrew Security blog | Wesley McGrew tackles security issues. |
| Microsoft Response Center | Blog where Microsoft talks about recent vulnerabilities. |
| US-CERT Security Alerts | Advisories issued by the Dept. of Homeland Security. |
| McAfee Threat Center | Recent malware alerts with detailed descriptions. |
| Internet Threat Report | Symantec looks at trends over a six-month window. |
| INSECURE Magazine | Free publication that comes out every few months. |
| SQLSecurity.com | Site dedicated to Microsoft's SQL Server. |
| Threat Expert | This site features informative write ups on malware. |
Security: Research Publications_________________
| Phrack | One of the original repositories of hacker lore. |
| Uninformed | Hosts a series of well-written articles. |
| CodeBreakers Journal | German publication, features detailed articles. |
| Hakin9 Magazine | Offers solid introductory material on a variety of topics. |
| 29A | An older zine, has articles by people like Holy Father. |
| nologin | Has several solid articles by researchers like Skape. |
| Next Gen. Security Software | There are several papers on BIOS-based attacks. |
Security: Labs and Projects______________________
| L0pht Heavy Industries | Cyrus: Can you dig it? |
| The Anti-Conficker Project | Site maintained by George Ledin at Sonoma State. |
| Insecure.org | Home of Fyodor, the creator of nmap. |
| Invisiblethings.org | Maintained by Polish researcher Joanna Rutkowska. |
| Rootkit.com | Site founded by Greg Hoglund. |
| The Metasploit Project | Famous for creating a framework for launching exploits. |
| OWASP | The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP). |
| Security-Assessment.com | A company from New Zealand that does solid research. |
| eEye Digital Security | Research page with some interesting tools and papers. |
| NVlabs | These guys wrote a bootkit for Vista. |
| Vienna Computer Products | Peter Kleissner revives the Stoned Bootkit. |
| milw0rm | Exploits fresh out of the IDE. |
| Vulnerability Exploit Blog | In-depth treatment of recent holes. |
Security: Forensics_____________________________
| Windows Incident Response | Harlan Carvey's forensics blog. |
| SANS Forensics Blog | Consistently a source of good info. |
| The Honeynet Project | Sets up bait networks and studies how they're attacked. |
| TaoSecurity | Richard Bejtlich's commercial site. |
| opensourceforensics.org | List of well-known open source forensic tools. |
Security: Reversing_____________________________
| DumpAnalysis.org | Dmitry Vostokov: debugging black belt |
| OpenRCE | Centralized resource for Reverse Code Engineering. |
| Wheaty Productions, Inc. | The homepage of Matt Pietrek |
| The Linux-NTFS Project | Reverse-engineered NTFS from scratch! |
| Reddit.com | Reverse-engineering links |
| Linkers and Loaders Book | Useful when working with the PE file format. |
| Fravia's Reversing Lab | Sports a collection of essays. |
| REBlog | A Reverse Engineer's Blog. |
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