Quote from: armenmerikyan on December 08, 2017, 04:38:58 PM

Quote from: n00bsaibot on December 08, 2017, 03:47:10 PM

Quote from: armenmerikyan on December 08, 2017, 03:22:43 PM

Please lookup a product from IBM called Datapower, nobody has been able to hack a Datapower device to this date, nobody even knows what type of operating system it is running, if you actually try to open the box unplugged it has a battery to wipe the os clean. the only way to do hardware replacement on the box is to ship it back to IBM and they replace it for you. typical box costs about 40k and you need 30 to 40 of them for a basic configuration. The energy grid is level 3 security which essentially puts it above credit card systems and health care systems because it is a war time target. Please stop watching TV.

You are a funny guy, they must love you for that at work (since your sec skills are not up to par) Grin

.... hack that would go against US power grid wouldn't come from bored kid in the basement but government sponsored group that (imagine this) can afford to buy and reverse engineering any type of equipment. But that is to SCI-FY and TV for you ...

Quote from: armenmerikyan on December 08, 2017, 03:32:14 PM

Quote from: Mikanoshi on December 08, 2017, 12:24:47 PM

Quote from: armenmerikyan on December 08, 2017, 04:40:46 AM

I secured major power grids in the US

And just like that you've made yourself a target for terrorists Cheesy

Actually I would be of no help to anyone regarding that system, my design is well understood by many security experts and locked down like a mother fuckers, basically you have one Datapower device acting as a security gateway in the DMZ, with another DataPower device acting as a mediation service inside a trusted zone. there is mutual authentication setup between the two devices. All requests must be strongly typed and registered in a product called IBM Webspehre Service Registry and Repository ... it's a bad ass architecture that's all I can tell you and to this day it has not been hacked. Southern California Edison go ahead make my day and try to hack them. They can use some free pen testing.

That is a great network layout there, completely impenetrable Tongue

.... how will your fancy IBM gateway protect you from compromised credential???

I don't think IBM sells products to any old hacker specifically the latest Datapower products, so go fuck yourself, how do you think we secure the nukes you moron. stop talking nonsense you have not even worked on a secured network let alone secure a network.

Temper, temper .... no answers but insults in return Mr. Big Shoot, good 'ol US (redneck) way Grin