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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Turkish hackers Israel victims toll reaches 122,000

Security expert advises affected Israelis to change e-mails, passwords, and credit cards.

"Maglan Research Labs has collected 122,000 hacked e-mail, credit card and Paypal accounts," Maglan Information Defense Technologies Ltd. technology director Shai Blitzblau told "Globes". "We've involved Israel's security authorities. 2,100 Israeli sites were hacked in the ten days after the flotilla incident. That's extraordinary."

Blitzblau said that tens of thousands of Israeli will have to take drastic measures, including closing their e-mail accounts and opening new ones, change their passwords to their accounts at Paypal, banks, and credit cards.

Some of the more than 100,000 stolen Gmail, Facebook and Messenger addresses stolen by Turkish hackers include those of employees of government agencies and major companies. A third of the addresses were hacked from classified ads site Homeless, Chabad, and Pizza Hut Israel.

Israeli blogger Erez Wolf broke first details of the hacking on his blog We CMS. He found an Excel file with 32,530 e-mail addresses and passwords published on a Turkish forum, Cyber Warrior. The information was obtained by hackers in the wake of the Gaza flotilla incident. Wolf said that the e-mail addresses included 142 addresses with an Israeli government suffix (gov.il) and 305 addresses with academic suffixes (ac.il).

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Virus phone scam being run from call centers in India

Beware cold callers – especially those claiming your computer has a virus.

The scam always starts the same way: the phone rings at someone's home, and the caller – usually with an Indian accent – asks for the householder, quoting their name and address before saying "I'm calling for Microsoft. We've had a report from your internet service provider of serious virus problems from your computer."

Dire forecasts are made that if the problem is not solved, the computer will become unusable.

The puzzled owner is then directed to their computer, and asked to open a program called "Windows Event Viewer". Its contents are, to the average user, worrying: they look like a long list of errors, some labelled "critical". "Yes, that's it," says the caller. "Now let me guide you through the steps to fixing it."

The computer owner is directed to a website and told to download a program that hands over remote control of the computer, and the caller "installs" various "fixes" for the problem. And then it's time to pay a fee: £185 for a "subscription" to the "preventative service".

The only catch: there was never anything wrong with the computer, the caller is not working for Microsoft or the internet service provider, and the owner has given a complete stranger access to every piece of data on their machine.

An investigation by the Guardian has established that this scam, which has been going on quietly since 2008 but has abruptly grown in scale this year, is being run from call centres based in Kolkata, by teams believed to have access to sales databases from computer and software companies.

Matt, a Londoner who has recently set up his own company, had just arrived home at 7pm when the phone rang and someone with an Indian accent asked for him by name, quoting his address. "It's Windows tech support here," said the caller. "We have reason to believe that there's a problem with your computer. There have been downloads of malware and spyware, and they're slowing down your computer."

He went along with the caller's demands to log into a website and enter a six-digit code into his computer. "I thought it was a new service from [Microsoft] Windows," he said. "I could see them moving the cursor about. It took about half an hour."

The caller could not have obtained Matt's name via HP or PC World, where he bought the machine, because he gave his business address, not his home address, during the purchase.

This suggests that the caller was using the phonebook to find names. Patrick McCarthy, who lives in Dublin, received a call from one of the companies – but they addressed him by the name of the apartment block where he lives instead of his own name, a longstanding error in the Irish phone book.

Often, the victims are inexperienced or elderly, convinced by the apparent authority of the callers and the worrying contents of the Event Viewer. In fact, such "errors" are not indicative of any problems.

Investigators who have spoken to the Guardian on condition of anonymity say that one man, based in the city of Kota in Rajasthan, is behind the centres running the scams.

He has provided fake documentation to a number of payment companies including PayPal and Alertpay, a Montreal-based online payment company, to set up accounts which route money to a bank account in Kota with Axis Bank.

Though people on dozens of web forums have recorded their experiences with the scammers, police and trading standards officers in the UK are powerless to stop them.

UK telephone numbers for contacting the company on the sites are not "geographical" ‑ tied to a location ‑ but instead allocated to voice-over-internet providers.

That means that the calls connect internationally, but cost the scammers almost nothing when anyone calls them.

In the same way, it costs them virtually nothing to make the calls because the international part of the call goes via the internet.

If the payment has been made on a debit card ‑ as many are ‑ there is no hope of reversing the payment. A number of payment organisations used by the scammers have shut down their accounts. PayPal, the eBay-owned credit transfer company, and AlertPay have both taken rapid action against scam sites which used them.

In March, site hosting company Hostgator shut down one of the longest-running sites used for the alleged scam, F1Compstepuk.com, after complaints.

After confirming with Microsoft that the site was not acting for it, Hostgator immediately shut it down. Josh Loe, Hostgator's co-founder, said that following the initial complaint, "we asked for more information regarding this to confirm. We received a message from a Microsoft representative via this particular person who contacted us first about this. At that time it was enough evidence to close the site and it was done so the same day."

But one investigator who has been tracking the growth of the scam says the challenge is that new sites offering the same fake "service" keep popping up "like mushrooms".

At first the scammers tried desperately to maintain the reputation of their sites, by flooding any forum which garnered enough criticism of their activities with postings claiming that the site helped fix their machine.

But the poor spelling and grammar of the replies – allied to internet addresses which show that the commenters are based in India – contrasted sharply with that of people in the UK, US and Australia complaining about the attempted scam.

Now they have shifted to creating multiple sites from templates, using stock phrases and photos. However, investigators are sure that the same man ‑ and central operation ‑ is behind all of the schemes. "I don't think that this could really have spread that far. Even if they can see that some of their friends are making money from this, the calls are too similar every time," said one. "It's got to be the same organisation each time."

Microsoft denies any connection with the companies that call people up offering these services.

When contacted about the scams, Microsoft said it was "currently investigating a series of instances in which the business practices of an organisation within the Microsoft Partner Network [that] have given rise to significant concerns from a number of sources. We take matters such as these extremely seriously and will take any action that is appropriate once our investigation is complete."

Three weeks after being contacted by the Guardian, it issued another statement: "We confirm that we have taken action to terminate our relationship with certain partners who are clearly misrepresenting their relationship with us and using our company name in order to facilitate their telephone scam operations."

However, this week, two sites alleged to be involved were still listed as "Microsoft Gold Certified Partners", which Microsoft says means that they must have "demonstrated expertise" and "must employ a minimum number of Microsoft Certified Professionals".

The company has noticed the problem. "Microsoft does not make unsolicited phone calls to help you fix your computer," it says on its website.

"If you receive an unsolicited call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft Tech Support, hang up. We do not make these kinds of calls."

Four arrested for hacking

POLICE yesterday arrested four people, one of whom is an employee of the telecommunications authority CyTA, in connection with hacking into the server of a company and stealing the personal data of its clients.

Police said they arrested two women and two men from Nicosia, aged between 26 and 47 in connection with hacking into a company’s servers between 2007 and 2010.

The company director reported to police that unknown individuals had been hacking into the company’s main server and obtaining his clients’ personal data that were kept legally in a specific archive.

The intervention was spotted last month after many clients complained to the company that they have received a large number of unwanted advertising material on their mobile phones, which had not been sent by his company.

Police spokesman Michalis Katsounotos said the company discovered that a specific webpage was linked to their webpage on the internet, enabling the hackers to access the central server and obtain the data.

Police have also seized seven computers and other peripherals, which will processed.

The four suspects are expected to be brought before the Nicosia district court today.

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Indian Websites Hacked by Pakistani Hackers

Indian Websites Hacked by Pakistani Hackers

http://www.bakersoven.in/userfiles/image/Index.htm

http://www.healthb4u.com/Index.htm

http://makemyerp.com/index.htm

http://totaldentalcarehyd.org/Index.htm

The below message was published by HACKERS

This is just beginning,i will do more than this.You think that you've scared me by hacking govt websites and posting messages?Back off I'll make your life hell.Am your worse nightmare.And you won't forget it.

Pakistan Zindabad Long Live Pakistan.

Security Can Always Be Compromised.Never Feel Yourself Secure in the world of Cyber. This is our world.World of Bits and bytes,world of codes.

We Are:

DjH@xor,Afghan Cyber Army,root@localhost,<=Shak=>,TriCk Aka SayWhat?,*Mind Freak*,ZHC(ZCompany Hacking Crew),N3t.Crack3r,TaZzi,BL@CKZERO.

First IT Unconference by Tech Gospels | 'Ludhiana 2.0'

First IT Unconference by Tech Gospels | 'Ludhiana 2.0'

The first IT unConference planned by Tech Gospels in 'Ludhiana 2.0' was held in MS Randhawa Library, PAU on Saturday 17th July '10 . Ludhiana 2.0 today. The day long event, had speakers who came from Chandigarh & New Delhi to deliver talks on new technologies related to web development, mobile application development and Cloud Computing.

Amarjit Singh and Ajay Anand shared views on Ethical Hacking & Security. Sachin Khosla from Delhi shared his views regarding HTML 5 and Social Media whereas Jaskirat Singh spoke on LAMP. Harshdeep Singh gave us knowledge on Cloud Computing, Sandeep Chaudhary thrown away vedio conferencing regarding Mobile Application Development. Last but not the least Parveen Arora shared his views on Gill Street Mapping.

Tech Gospels plan to organize other IT unconferences, seminars and camps across Punjab in coming months.

The Tribune News Paper link

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2010/20100718/ldh1.htm#19

ACS MUMBAI Website HACKED BY PAKISTANI HACKERS =- (PakerZ)

ACS MUMBAI Website http://www.acsmumbai.com/ HACKED BY PAKISTANI HACKERS =- (PakerZ)

As per the statements published by the HACKERS:

-= Site Security Bypassed =-

(HACKED)

~&~

DEFACED By

- = HEX786 =-

- = Special Thnx To Mister M0st Wanted For Helping Me 0ut =-

We Are Warning You, We Will End the Cyber War You have Started Against Pakistan. This site is Answer for Pakistani Web Sites Hacking, Dont think that You're far Away from Us. We Will Make Your Internet Hell, See How We will Defeat You in Cyber War You'll Never Ever Forget. ( HEX786 )

http://rceindia.in/ Indian Website has been HACKED by PAkHAXors Crew | Pakistani Hacker Group

http://rceindia.in/ Indian Website has been HACKED by PAkHAXors Crew | Pakistani Hacker Group

Below statements has been published by the HACKERS:

Greetz to my TeaCherz my Frndz MAno , Ali Mani, N3Tcr@ck3R, DjhaXor ,Master_Mind_Khan,l0lz0r n all PakhaXors Crew and all Pakistaniz n MusliMz

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OMG! KhantastiC haXor Was Here

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My Name Is KhantastiC haXor And I will Do all I can To Raise The ISLAM n Pakistan'z Flag may be I can't Use a Weapon But I'll Use Stronger Tool and It's My Brain

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To catch me, you gotta be fast... To find me, you gotta be smart... But to be me...!! DAMN! You must be kidding!

Kids today i have so many advantages I never had. There is no1 telling what I could ve accomplished with a home computer and a handgun....

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Mr Admin Deleted A to Z ...Guess why i deleted hmmmm ? O__o ? ok Cx u r XXXXXX

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Lol my deface Design Took MaX time than XXXXXX ur Security hehe =P

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Good for n00bs to Learn Some Hacking on this Website - IGCOE_HACKER

Another Pakistani website has been hacked by Indian Hacker. Good for n00bs to Learn Some Hacking on this Website - Says IGCOE_HACKER.

Check this

http://www.samaengineering.com.pk/links/Company_Profile.asp

Corporate Social Responsibility Official Indian Website Hacked by Pakistani Hacker <=Shak=>

Corporate Social Responsibility Official Indian Website (http://www.csrindia.info/) Hacked by Pakistani Hacker <=Shak=>

Below are the screenshots captured. <=Shak=> has left a message for Indian Hackers Harsh & IGCOE_HACKER.

REQUEST: Please do not use abusive language. This is the game of knowledge and talent. Abusing each other only reflects the dark side of your life..& nothing else.

Monday, July 19, 2010

MASS DEFACEMENT by Indian Hackers: c00lt04d Fires | Punjabi Hackers Also on the way

MASS DEFACEMENT by Indian Hackers: c00lt04d Fires | Punjabi Hackers Also on the way

Answer to Pakistani Hackers from Indian Hackers

This website has been defaced by PUNJABI HACKERS. http://www.miacorp.com.pk/

This is the ADMIN AREA.

Here are the database details found. Punjabi Hackers have not deleted or changed any thing.

Here Screenshots of websites defaced by COOLTOAD -c00lt04d- an INDIAN HACKER

Here is the list of about 50++ sites.... Mostly Pakistani and few other sites:

http://financekarak.gon.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://ejaz.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://engineeringinchina.net/c00lt04d.html

http://comstar.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.dukepak.org.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.edenhousing.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.taangh.org.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://csms.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.radiojp.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.pakstocks.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://taind.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://sanpak.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.muhammadindustries.com/c00lt0d.html

http://www.adamsecurities.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.thelondonpost.net/c00lt04d.html

http://rafflesystems.com/c00lt04d.html

http://saelmovement.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.wahdatindustries.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.comptiarepair.co.uk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.aghscru.org.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://ijens.org/c00lt04d.html

http://www.gbrltd.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.sae-intl.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.faizaassociates.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.babasarch.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.asiansoft-tech.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.alsaburtrading.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.jamalpipe.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.bilalfootballgoalkeeper.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.o2us.com/c00lt04d.html

http://albukhsh.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.ificonsultants.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.atifwasif.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.mohrasharif.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://www.zaviatech.com/c00lt04d.html

http://karwan-e-kausar.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.ffcsona.net.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://aircraftfor-sale.com/c00lt04d.html

http://tma-intl.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.avari.com/c00l04d.html

http://pcga.org/c00lt04d.html

http://www.kingcrete.com/c00lt04d.html

http://itcreators.net/c00lt04d.html

http://pamco.bz/c00lt04d.html

http://www.overseasconsultants.us/c00lt04d.html

http://www.water2000.com.pk/c00lt04d.html

http://engineering-softwares.com/c00lt0ad.html

http://www.islamengineeringpvtltd.com/c00lt04d.html

http://clavis-ac.com/c00lt04d.html

http://bmjenterprises.com/c00lt04d.html

http://sasnoddy.com/c00lt04d.html

http://pchcs.org/c00lt04d.html

http://azizrice.com/c00lt04d.html

http://aliassociatess.com/c00lt04d.html

http://tarobina.com/c00lt04d.html

http://happastudios.com/c00lt04d.html

http://siddiquesadiq.com/c00lt04d.html

http://www.ulrapak.com/c00lt04d.html

Is Physical war = Cyber war? Any Tech Geek Can Start the WAR

15 nations huddle on cyber-war threat

A group of 15 nations including the United States, China and Russia has for the first time signaled a willingness to engage in reducing the threat of attacks on one another’s computer networks.

Is Physical war = Cyber war?

You have heard of the tension between US and China a few years ago after the accidental US plane crash on Chinese embassy. That leads to a cyber war between the hackers from both end of the earth. It is a historical event that clearly shows that physical tension can easily lead to cyberwar.

With a matured level of civilisation, people does not fight a physical war as and when they like. They cherish the live of people. That's good. But it is a total different story online. Cyberwar spark off like wild fire after every physical tension. And today our main leads are Isarel and Turkey.

Following the death of 9 pro-Palestinian Turkish activists in interception at Gaza by the Israeli army on 31st May, a Turkey hacker had been hacking Isareli sites and collecting personal data of thousands of Isareli. Up to date, 100,000 Isareli data (name, email, personal info, etc) have been released online. Only Pizza Hut confirmed that their Isarel website were hacked and more than 20,000 customers info were stolen.

It can be seen that people still fight war, but online instead of physical.

Cyber warfare: Indian Army boosts its defences

The Indian Army is fighting attacks in the cyber world with electronic warfare capability of the "highest standard", say officials pointing out that virtual strikes have shot up from hostile quarters in both sophistication and frequency.

"The army is cognisant of the threat to its cyber space from various state and non-state actors. But our network is well secured in compliance with the highest standards of cyber security," a senior official in the military headquarters said on condition of anonymity.

The official said the army has established an "impenetrable and secure wide area network exclusively for its functioning".

Officials in the 1.3 million force privately admit they are facing "next generation threats" and are rather worried over the complex world of cyber warfare amid reports of Chinese and Pakistani spies targeting the Indian military establishment via the internet.

Though attacks from hackers - professional or amateur - can come from anywhere in the world, cyber onslaughts have been more frequent from China and Pakistan, which have reportedly been peeking into India's sensitive business, diplomatic and strategic records.

As per reports from the cyber industry, China and Pakistan hackers steal nearly six million files worldwide every day.

A report in the US-based Defence Systems magazine found that there were 25 million new strains of malware created in 2009. That equals a new strain of malware every 0.79 seconds. The report underlines how the current cyber threat environment is dramatically changing and becoming more challenging as the clock ticks.

Howevever, the Indian army is confident.

Revealing that secret information had been secured with unhackable electronic passwords, the official said various "cryptographic controls" have been incorporated in the wake of a significant number of viruses, worms and other forms of malware.

To address cyber defence, which is also under threat from terrorist outfits that have their own trained recruits, officials said the army frequently upgrades its comprehensive cyber security policy to pro-actively deal with and anticipate these threats.

The force has established the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) to respond to attacks targeting the army's critical systems and infrastructure.

Another official said the army has its own cyber audit process conducted by cyber security personnel.

"The audit is conducted in accordance with established security standards such as ISO 27001. Audit of the network is a continuous and active process which helps identification and mitigation of vulnerabilities in a network to counter latest threats as also check the network for cyber security policy compliance," he said.

However, the official admitted there was no room for complacency in times of rapid technological change.

"In the area of cyber space, the battle between hackers and defenders is an ongoing process, influenced by latest technological developments. Due to the dynamic nature of threats, the army is constantly upgrading its network," he said.

Technology alone, however, cannot guarantee "fool-proof security", he said, adding the "Indian Army therefore emphasises on the people and the process to achieve compliance of best practices in this field".

"Regular training programmes are being conducted to enhance user awareness and counter threats like social engineering and phishing," he said.

Israeli hacker victims now total 100,000

Continued to Turkish Hackers steal 70,000 Israeli passwords and accounts

The number of Israelis whose personal information was stolen by Turkish Internet hackers has risen to at least 100,000, Haaretz newspaper reported Sunday.

Erez Wolf, an Israeli blogger who operates We-CMS website, reported Friday that tens of thousands of e-mail addresses, passwords and personal details of Israeli web surfers are in the hands of Turkish hackers.

In a Turkish hackers online forum, Wolf found a document containing the e-mail addresses and passwords of more than 30,000 Israeli web users.

On Sunday, Haaretz said TheMarker.com website has learned another file circulating on the internet contains the e-mail addresses of an additional 70,000 Israeli web users.

Among the websites from which information was stolen for the first Turkish hacker posting was Israel's Pizza Hut.

Pizza Hut confirmed Saturday that e-mail addresses and passwords of 26,476 customers who ordered pizza from the company's website in early June had been stolen.

Pizza Hut officials said that credit card data is not stored on the website, so customers do not need to fear financial loss stemming from the information theft.

Relations between Israel and Turkey have been strained since Israeli forces intercepted a Gaza-bound aid flotilla on May 31. Nine pro-Palestinian Turkish activists were killed in the confrontation.

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BRKCCIE-1001: Cisco Data Center Certification

BRKCCIE-2462: CCIE Wireless – Breakout Session

BRKCRT-1594: Mastering IP Subnetting

BRKCRT-2001: CCNA Voice Prep: Cisco IP Telephony Essentials

BRKCRT-2006: CCSP: Zone Based Policy Firewall configuration for CCNA Security and CCSP preparation.

BRKCRT-2046: CCVP: Call Control Discovery in Cisco Unified Communications

BRKCRT-2052: CCNA Wireless: Prep Session

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BRKCRT-2077: Incident Handling for MPLS-Based Services in Service Provider Environments

BRKCRT-2084 : CCNP: Routing & Switching Prep Session

BRKCRT-3013 : CCVP: Implementing International Dial Plans Using Cisco Unified Communications Manager version 8

BRKCRT-3014 : CQS: Integrating VMware vSphere with Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) and Nexus 1000V

BRKCRT-3015: Designing Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS)

Data Center & Virtualization

Application Optimization Technologies (APP)

BRKAPP-2002: Server Load Balancing Design

BRKAPP-2005: Deploying Cisco Wide Area Application Services (WAAS)

BRKAPP-2020: ACE Deployment in an Application Environment

BRKAPP-2021: Deploying and Troubleshooting Web Cache Communication Protocol (WCCP) for WAN Acceleration, Security and Content Delivery

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Compute Platform (COM)

BRKCOM-1001: UCS Fabric Fundamentals

BRKCOM-1002: DC Architectures and Virtual Private Data Centers with UCS

BRKCOM-1003: UCS Power and Cooling

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BRKCOM-2001: Managing Cisco Unified Computing System with XML API

BRKCOM-2003: UCS Networking 201- Deep Dive

BRKCOM-2004: UCS – Qos and Security

BRKCOM-3001: Troubleshooting the Cisco UCS Compute Deployment

BRKCOM-3002: Network Redundancy and Load Balancing Designs for UCS Blade Servers

Data Center Technologies (DCT)

BRKDCT-1022: Introduction Cisco Layer 2 Multipathing (L2MP)

BRKDCT-1044: FCoE for the IP Network Engineer

BRKDCT-2011: Design and Deployment of Data Center Interconnects using Virtual Ethernet (VE)

BRKDCT-2023: Evolution of the Data Centre Access Architecture

BRKDCT-2037: Cloud Computing Services Frameworks

BRKDCT-2048: Deploying Virtual Port Channel in NXOS

BRKDCT-2049: Overlay Transport Virtualization

BRKDCT-2053: Near zero down time architecture strategies and technologies for Always On data center services

BRKDCT-2063: From Server Virtualization to Cloud Computing – Leveraging a Flexible Network Infrastructure to Accelerate Datacenter Services Deployment

BRKDCT-2064: Security Challenges of the virtual Datacenter

BRKDCT-2078: Securing the Next Generation IaaS Architecture

BRKDCT-2079: The Evolution of Data Center Networks

BRKDCT-2840: Data Center Networking: Taking Risk Away from Layer 2 Interconnect

BRKDCT-2951: Deploying Nexus 7000 in Data Center Networks

BRKDCT-2998: Cabling for Next Generation Data Center Technologies

BRKDCT-3060: Deployment challenges with Interconnecting Data Center

PNLDCT-2002 : Seamless enterprise extension to Cloud (SEEC) – Ready for primetime?

PNLDCT-6884 : 2010: the Year of the 40 Gig And 100 Gig Ethernet Standard

Storage Area Networks (SAN)

BRKSAN-1032: Design and Implementation of FICON Storage Area Networks

BRKSAN-2047: FCoE – Design, operations and management best practices

BRKSAN-2701: Fibre Channel Storage Area Network Design

BRKSAN-2704: Storage Area Network Extension Design and Operation

BRKSAN-2892: Implementing Security for SANs

BRKSAN-3707: Advanced SAN Services

Virtualization (VIR)

BRKVIR-1001: What is Virtualization all about?

BRKVIR-2002: Deploying Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)

BRKVIR-2003: Virtualization Inside a Branch Router – Hosting Windows, Linux and Cisco Applications

BRKVIR-2004: Keeping Your Sanity in a Virtual World with Nexus 1000V

BRKVIR-2006: Deployment of VN-Link with the N1KV

BRKVIR-2007: Data Center Virtualization Case Study

BRKVIR-2931: End-to-End Data Center Virtualization

BRKVIR-3005: Cisco Nexus 1000V Troubleshooting

Mobility

Enterprise Wireless Networks (EWN)

BRKEWN-2000: Design and deployment of Triple Play networks (Data, Voice, Video) over wireless

BRKEWN-2010: Design and Deployment of Enterprise WLANs

BRKEWN-2011: Managing an Enterprise WLAN with Wireless Control System (WCS)

BRKEWN-2012: Deploying Advanced Wireless Services using MSE (Mobility Services Engine)

BRKEWN-2016: Designing Guest Access with the Cisco Unified Wireless Network

BRKEWN-2018: Secure Mobility in the Cisco Unified WLAN Networks

BRKEWN-2019: Wireless High Density Client Design principles

BRKEWN-2020: Wireless LAN Security: Hacking Techniques and Protection

BRKEWN-2021: Wireless LAN Security Standards and Deployments best practices

BRKEWN-3011: Troubleshooting Wireless LANs with Centralized Controllers

BRKEWN-3013: Wireless LAN Radio Spectrum Management Best Practices

BRKEWN-3016: Understanding RF Fundamentals and the Radio Design of Wireless Networks

Service Provider Mobility (SPM)

BRKSPM-1002: Convergence of WiFi and Cellular in Service Providers and Enterprises

BRKSPM-2010: Deploying Cisco ASR 5000 in Mobile Networks

BRKSPM-2017: Design and Deployment of Outdoor Mesh Wireless Networks

BRKSPM-2182: 4G Mobile Networks/LTE – Deployment Strategies

BRKSPM-2544: 4G Mobile Networks/LTE – Technology Fundamentals

BRKSPM-2604: Next-Gen Datacenter for Mobile Operators

BRKSPM-2673: 3G Femtocell Architecture And Design

BRKSPM-2840: Architecting for IPv4 Exhaustion and IPv6 Transition for Mobile Operators

Network Infrastructure & Systems

Campus and Switching Technologies (CRS)

BRKCRS-2000: Architectural Approach to Next Generation Branch Networks: Design and Implementation

BRKCRS-2034: Case Studies in Network Infrastructure Virtualization

BRKCRS-3032: Advanced Enterprise Campus Design: Resilient Campus Networks

BRKCRS-3035: Advanced Enterprise Campus Design: Virtual Switching System (VSS)

BRKCRS-3036: Advanced Enterprise Campus Design: Routed Access

BRKCRS-3045: LISP – A Next Generation Networking Architecture

BRKCRS-3141: Troubleshooting Cisco Catalyst 3750 3560 and 2960 Series Switches

BRKCRS-3142: Troubleshooting Cisco Catalyst 4500 Series Switches

BRKCRS-3143: Troubleshooting Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Switches

BRKCRS-3437: Incorporating Intelligent Access at the Campus Edge

BRKCRS-3466: Understanding the ACL Architecture on the Catalyst 6500

PNLCRS-2046: Panel Discussion for LISP – A Next Generation Networking Architecture

IP Muliticast (IPM)

BRKIPM-1261: Introduction to IP Multicast

BRKIPM-1467: Label Switched Multicast

BRKIPM-2008: Advanced Topics in IP Multicast Deployment

BRKIPM-2262: Multicast Security

BRKIPM-2264: Multicast Troubleshooting

BRKIPM-3686: Hardware Architecture for Multicast

BRKIPM-4664: Multicast Traffic Engineering Techniques

PNLIPM-2109 : Panel: Experience with Multicast Deployment

MPLS (MPL)

BRKMPL-1101: Introduction to MPLS

BRKMPL-2001: Implementation and Utilization of Layer 2 VPN Technologies

BRKMPL-2102: Deploying IP/MPLS VPNs

BRKMPL-2103: Migration Considerations When Buying MPLS VPN Services from Service Providers

BRKMPL-2104: Deploying MPLS Traffic Engineering

BRKMPL-2105: Inter-AS MPLS Solutions

BRKMPL-3101: Advanced Topics and Future Directions in MPLS

BRKMPL-3102: Designing NGN SP/Enterprise Networks for Scale and Reliability

Network Management Systems (NMS)

BRKNMS-1030: ITIL v3 Foundation and Enhanced Telecom Operations Map (eTOM) frameworks

BRKNMS-1031: Network Health Framework – A proactive solution for network health improvement

BRKNMS-1204: Introduction to Network Performance Measurement with Cisco IOS IP Service Level Agent

BRKNMS-1532: Introduction to Accounting Principles with NetFlow and NBAR

BRKNMS-1640: Advanced DHCP and DNS Deployments

BRKNMS-1831: Network Performance Management: A Proactive End-to-End Approach

BRKNMS-1942: Managing Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) for Cloud environment

BRKNMS-2022: UC Network Management: How to Ensure Your UC Services are Operating as Expected

BRKNMS-2025: Introduction to Cisco Network Optimization services and tools

BRKNMS-2030: Onboard Automation with Cisco IOS Embedded Event Manager

BRKNMS-2031: SYSLOG Design, Methodology and Best Practices

BRKNMS-2032: DHCP and DNS for Large Scale Network Architectures and Cloud Computing

BRKNMS-2361: Accounting and Performance Management with Network Based Application Recognition

BRKNMS-2784: Automatic Configuration Depolyment using CCE

BRKNMS-3043: Advanced Performance Measurement for Critical IP Traffic with Cisco IOS IP Service Level Agreements

BRKNMS-3132: Advanced NetFlow

Product Architectures (ARC)

BRKARC-2001: Cisco ASR1000 Series Routers: System & Solution Architectures

BRKARC-2002: Network Diagnosis: Prevent Prepare Repair

BRKARC-2003: The Cisco ASR 9000 Architecture

BRKARC-2004: CRS Packet Forwarding and Queuing

BRKARC-2005: Smart Grid: Developing a communications architecture for the utility of the future

BRKARC-2350: Routing Operations in Cisco Routers

BRKARC-3001: Cisco Integrated Services Router G2 – Architectural Overview and Use Cases

BRKARC-3002: Cisco CRS-1 Carrier Routing System Multishelf Overview

BRKARC-3437: Cisco Catalyst 3750 Switch Architecture

BRKARC-3445: Cisco Catalyst 4500 Switch Architecture

BRKARC-3452: Cisco Nexus 5000/2000 Switch Architecture

BRKARC-3470: Cisco Nexus 7000 Switch Architecture

BRKARC-3471: Cisco NXOS Software – Architecture

BRKARC-9001: Branch and Head-end of Tomorrow: Deploying Cisco ISR G2 and ASR 1000 in the Enterprise

PNLARC-5001 : Network-Centric Applications and the Evolution of Cisco IOS

Routing & Switching (RST)

BRKRST-2044: Enterprise Multi-Homed Internet Edge Architectures

BRKRST-2310: Deploying OSPF in a Large-Scale Network

BRKRST-2330: EIGRP Design and Deployment

BRKRST-2331: The Care and Feeding of EIGRP Networks

BRKRST-2332: Layer 3 VPN PE/CE Operation and Deployment

BRKRST-2335: IS-IS Network Design and Deployment

BRKRST-2340: An Introduction to the Service Advertisement Framework

BRKRST-2362: Deploying Performance Routing

BRKRST-2370: IP Mobility Technologies

BRKRST-2500: Campus QoS Design

BRKRST-2503: Cisco TelePresence Network Infrastructure Design for Enterprise

BRKRST-3300: Service Provider IPv6 Deployment

BRKRST-3305: Advanced IPv6 Deployment and Services

BRKRST-3310: Troubleshooting OSPF

BRKRST-3320: Troubleshooting BGP

BRKRST-3363: Routed Fast Convergence and High Availability

BRKRST-3365: Unified HA Network Design: The Evolution of the Next Generation Network

BRKRST-3370: Advances in Routing

BRKRST-3371: Advances in BGP

BRKRST-3372: Why EIGRP?

BRKRST-3500: Designing Multipoint WAN QoS

Security

Security Technologies (SEC)

BRKSEC-1065: Automating Network Security Assessment

BRKSEC-2000: Secure Borderless Network Design

BRKSEC-2001: Emerging Threats

BRKSEC-2002: Understanding and Preventing Layer 2 Attacks

BRKSEC-2003: IPv6 Security Threats and Mitigations

BRKSEC-2004: Monitoring Mitigating and Handling Threats

BRKSEC-2005: Deploying Wired 802.1X

BRKSEC-2006: It‘s 2010, How Do We (Hackers) Still Get In?

BRKSEC-2007: Deploying Cisco IOS Security

BRKSEC-2009: Securing Cloud Computing

BRKSEC-2020: Firewall Design and Deployment

BRKSEC-2030: Deploying IPS

BRKSEC-2041: Deploying Cisco Network Admission Control (NAC)

BRKSEC-2044: Next-Generation Network Access Policy with Cisco Access Control System (ACS)

BRKSEC-2046: Cisco Trusted Security (CTS) & Security Group Tagging

BRKSEC-2052: Unraveling the Data Theft Economy

BRKSEC-2055: Preventing Spam, Viruses, and Data Loss with Email Security Appliances

BRKSEC-2056: Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility

BRKSEC-2061: Security Management Tools and Techniques

BRKSEC-2071: Securing DNS

BRKSEC-2073: Introduction to PKI

BRKSEC-2076: Regulatory Compliance

BRKSEC-2077: What Can Enterprises Learn as Security Practice from Service Providers?

BRKSEC-2082: Smart Grid Security Architecture

BRKSEC-2083: Secure Network Architectures for Industrial Control Systems

BRKSEC-2145: MPLS Security

BRKSEC-2170: Router Security Strategies: Securing IP Network Traffic Planes

BRKSEC-2172: IOS XR Security

BRKSEC-2205: Security and Virtualization in the Data Center

BRKSEC-3005: Advanced IEEE 802.1x Design and Troubleshooting

BRKSEC-3007: Advanced Cisco IOS Security Features

BRKSEC-3011: Troubleshooting GET VPN Deployments

BRKSEC-3012: Troubleshooting DMVPNs

BRKSEC-3013: Troubleshooting Remote Access SSL VPNs

BRKSEC-3020: Advanced Firewalls

BRKSEC-3030: Advanced Intrusion Prevention Systems

BRKSEC-3061: Advanced Security Management & Incident Response

BRKSEC-3074: Cryptography Algorithms and Concerns

BRKSEC-3076: Solving Security Challenges with Cisco IOS Embedded Event Manager

BRKSEC-4011: Advanced IPSec with GET VPN

BRKSEC-4012: Advanced Concepts of Dynamic Multipoint VPN

PNLSEC-1010 : Panel: VPN

Unified Communications & Collaboration

Collaboration (COL)

BRKCOL-1667: Connecting the Islands of Information, harnessing Enterprise expertise with Cisco Pulse

BRKCOL-1704: Collaboration in the Cloud

BRKCOL-1985: Designing for Boundaryless Collaboration for an Enterprise

BRKCOL-2020: Cisco Interoperability with Microsoft

BRKCOL-2089: Take your collaboration experience to next level: WebEx and the WebEx Node

BRKCOL-2303: Designing Rich Media Conferencing Solutions

Contact Center Technologies (CCT)

BRKCCT-1003: Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Overview and Roadmap

BRKCCT-1007: Cisco Customer Collaboration Technical Innovation for Social Media and Web 2.0

BRKCCT-1011: Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Update and Roadmap

BRKCCT-1021: Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal and Video Contact Center Update and Roadmap

BRKCCT-2001: Cisco Unified Contact Center and ICM, Enterprise and Hosted Reporting Update

BRKCCT-2003: Getting the Most out of Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise and Hosted Outbound Option

BRKCCT-2005: Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Scripting Best Practices

BRKCCT-2006: Planning and design of Multichannel Contact Center with Unified E-Mail/Web Interaction Manager

BRKCCT-2007: Planning and Designing a Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Deployment

BRKCCT-2009: Planning and Designing a Parent/Child Contact Center Enterprise Deployment

BRKCCT-2011: Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Scripting

BRKCCT-2013: Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Reporting Overview

BRKCCT-2015: Troubleshooting Cisco Unified Contact Center Express

BRKCCT-2019: Planning and Designing a Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Deployment

BRKCCT-2020: Planning and Designing a Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal Deployment

BRKCCT-3003: Cisco Unified Contact Center and Customer Voice Portal System Management and Monitoring

BRKCCT-3005: Troubleshooting Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise

BRKCCT-3007: Upgrade Planning for Cisco Unified Intelligent Contact Management and Cisco Unified CVP

PNLCCT-1203: Panel: Cisco Contact Center Solutions Open Forum

Unified Communications (UCC)

BRKUCC-1683: Deploying Unified CM Business Edition for Simple Voice Messaging and Basic Dial Tone

BRKUCC-1900: Troubleshooting Cisco Unity and Cisco Unity Connection

BRKUCC-1903: Migration and Co-Existence Strategy for Unified Communications (UC) or Collaboration Applications on Unified Computing Systems (UCS)

BRKUCC-2002: Securing Enterprise Voice – Network and Applications

BRKUCC-2003: A new approach to call routing and dial plans based on the Service Advertisement Framework (SAF)

BRKUCC-2004: Emergency Calling and Cisco Unified Communications

BRKUCC-2006: SIP trunk design and deployment

BRKUCC-2008: Enterprise Dial Plan Fundamentals

BRKUCC-2010: Designing UC Gateways and DSP Engineering in Enterprise Networks

BRKUCC-2011: Best Practices for Migrating Previous Versions of Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) to CUCM 8.0

BRKUCC-2021: Understanding Integrating and Troubleshooting Fax Communications in Today‘s Enterprise Networks

BRKUCC-2040: Extension Mobility – Cross Cluster

BRKUCC-2050: Next Generation Cisco Unified IP Phones 6900, 8900, 9900: Best Practices and Collaboration Enablement

BRKUCC-2060: Cisco Unified Communications Enterprise Mobility Solutions

BRKUCC-2301: Cisco Unified Communications at Branch Offices: Deployment Scenarios, Management, and Security

BRKUCC-2305: Interconnecting Voice and Video over IP Networks using the Cisco Unified Border Element

BRKUCC-2323: CTI – Design, Deployment and Troubleshooting

BRKUCC-2403: Understanding the Intercompany Media Engine solution

BRKUCC-2501: Cisco UC Manager Security

BRKUCC-2725: Deploying Unified Messaging or Single Inbox Messaging with Cisco Unity Connection or Cisco Unity

BRKUCC-2735: SIP Trunk Design and Deployment Playbook for the Enterprise

BRKUCC-2782: Planning and Designing a Virtualized UC Solution on UCS Platform

BRKUCC-2785: Understanding Cisco Unified Presence 8.0

BRKUCC-2931: Case Study for Large Scale Centralized SIP Trunk implementation

BRKUCC-3000: Advanced Dial Plan Design for IP Telephony Networks

BRKUCC-3099: Advanced RSVP Design and Deployment in Unified Communications 8.0 Solutions

Video

Enterprise Video (EVT)

BRKEVT-1300: Introduction to Enterprise Video Technologies

BRKEVT-1305: Introduction to Cisco TelePresence

BRKEVT-1306: Inside Cisco‘s Media Experience Engines (MXEs)

BRKEVT-2300: Designing and Deploying IP Video Telephony Networks

BRKEVT-2306: Integration Scenarios for Video Collaboration

BRKEVT-2310: Deploying Cisco IP Video Surveillance in Branch Networks

BRKEVT-2311: Network Design and Implementation for IP Video Surveillance

BRKEVT-2312: Deploying Cisco TelePresence in the Enterprise

BRKEVT-2314: Designing Enterprise Telepresence Systems for Business to Business Communication

BRKEVT-3003: Advance SIP Update

BRKEVT-3302: Advanced Unified Communications Video Troubleshooting

Service Provider Video (SPV)

BRKSPV-1100: SP Business Intelligence for Internet Video – Analysis and Monetization with Cisco‘s Service Control Engine (SCE)

BRKSPV-1101: Introduction to Service Provider Video Service Technologies Architectures and Standards

BRKSPV-1105: Next Gen Video and Interactive Services for the Connected Home

BRKSPV-2106: Video Data Centers for SPs – Evolution of the Video Headend and Service Architecture

BRKSPV-2109: Content Delivery System Design for SP and Internet Video

BRKSPV-2110: Deploying Rich Media Services over Broadband Access Networks

BRKSPV-2111: Next Generation Assurance for IP Video Delivery Networks

BRKSPV-2112: Cisco Telepresence Network Infrastructure Design for Service Providers

BRKSPV-2122: Video Fast Forward: The Advance of Internet Video and Adaptive Rate Technologies

BRKSPV-3102: Advanced Technologies for 3D TV: Compression and Transport

BRKSPV-3103: IP Multicast and Multipoint Design for IPTV Services

Cisco Developer Services

Cisco Developer Network (CDN)

BRKCDN-1000: UC Manager Administration, Call Control, and Serviceability Interface Technical Introduction

BRKCDN-1001: Cisco Unified Communications Desktop and Presence Interfaces

BRKCDN-1005: Contact Center API’s and Web 2.0 Desktop

BRKCDN-1006: CUAE Update – Introduction to 8.0

BRKCDN-1012: Context Aware Mobility (MSE) API

BRKCDN-1013: Cisco Unified Computing API – What Developers Need to Know

BRKCDN-1014: Developing for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Using the Administrative XML (AXL) SOAP API

BRKCDN-1015: Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) Overview – REST-based API access to Cisco Unity Connection

BRKCDN-1016: Cisco Unified Communications Express Services Interface SDK (UCXSI) Overview

BRKCDN-2003: Telepresence Scheduling API

BRKCDN-2004: Developing With Cisco Unified Communications APIs

BRKCDN-2005: Building Innovative Solutions with Embedded Automation Technologies

BRKCDN-2010: Zero Touch Provisioning IOS

BRKCDN-2011: WSMA – the Next Generation IOS Provisioning, Configuration and Monitoring

IT Management Program

Cisco on Cisco (COC)

ITMCOC-5205: Cisco on Cisco: Service Oriented Data Center

ITMCOC-5209: Cisco on Cisco: Borderless Networks

ITMCOC-6167: Cisco on Cisco: Collaboration Enabled Sales Transformation

ITMCOC-6168: Cisco on Cisco: Upgrading Presence and IM over the Cloud Saves Time

Customer Case Study (CCS)

ITMCCS-4363: Customer Case Study: Bayer – Next Generation Remote Access Solution

ITMCCS-4784: Customer Case Study: University of Colorado Hospital — A Nurse Call System Supporting Optimal Patient Care

ITMCCS-5306: Customer Case Study: Cleveland County Public Schools Discusses Unified Communications and Video

ITMCCS-6173: Customer Case Study: California State University (Channel Islands)- Deploying Physical Security

IT Management (ITM)

ITMATO-3401: Architecting the Future State of IT

ITMATO-4343: Collaboration for Education

ITMATO-4675: MGN 2.0 – Wireless Architectures for Healthcare

ITMATO-5077: Collaborative Product Development

ITMATO-5084: Automated & Unified Service Level Agreements(SLAs) in Next Geneneration Data Centers

ITMATO-5085: Reducing Branch IT Costs while Increasing Application Performance

ITMATO-5169: Articulating the Business Value of the Data Center

ITMATO-5177: Aligning Technology and Architectures to Business Strategy

ITMATO-5291: UCS Reference Architecture for Industry Segments

ITMATO-6159: Putting Social Software To Work

ITMATO-6164: Your Options for Intercompany Collaboration

ITMATO-6175: Collaboration: How Social Media can Change Customer Care

ITMATO-7724: Data Center Virtualization – Road to Cloud Computing

ITMATO-7943: The Evolving Network as “the Platform”

PNLITM-6792 : Collaboration Customer Panel: Insights and Innovations

Partner Case Studies

Partner Case Study (PCS)

BRKPCS-5903: AutoTrader: Keys to Ensuring Application Performance

BRKPCS-6065: Borderless Network Requires Unified and Pervasive Visibility to Assure Consistent and Reliable Service Delivery from the Data Center to the Branch Office

BRKPCS-7043: Benefits of Integrated Network Monitoring

BRKPCS-7564: An End-User case study with FedEx using VMware ESX4 running on Intel® Xeon® processor Series based servers with Intel NICs supporting VMDq feature

BRKPCS-8063: Pre-Engineered Rack, Power and Cabling Configuration Becomes Blueprint for Cisco UCS Roll-Outs

Service Provider Program

Optical, Carrier Ethernet, Policy Control (OPT)

BRKOPT-2105: Next Generation ROADM Architectures

BRKOPT-2106: DWDM 101

BRKOPT-2108: Packet Optical Transport

BRKOPT-2109: Dynamic DWDM Control Plane

BRKOPT-2110: New Developments in Transport Networking

BRKOPT-2115: IPoDWDM: 40G 100G and Beyond

BRKOPT-2305: Service Orchestration and Architecture for Multi-Tenant IaaS Cloud Computing Services

BRKOPT-2401: Cisco EnergyWise: The Network as the Platform for Energy Management and Cost Savings.

BRKOPT-2502: Deploying Carrier Ethernet L2VPN over DOCSIS

Service Provider General (SPG)

BRKSPG-1200: IPv6 security for Service Providers

BRKSPG-1303: Evolution of Subscriber Aggregation in Service Provider Residential Networks

BRKSPG-2051: Evolution of Service Provider Edge Architectures

BRKSPG-2111: Carrier Ethernet System Design: Technologies, Architecture and Deployment Models

BRKSPG-2202: Understanding the Benefits of Ethernet OAM

BRKSPG-2203: Overview of Provider Backbone Bridging and Integration Alternatives with Virtual Private LAN Service

BRKSPG-2204: Building Carrier Ethernet Services Using Cisco Ethernet Virtual Circuit Framework

BRKSPG-2205: Deploying and Designing with the Resilient Ethernet Protocol

BRKSPG-2206: Evolving Standards for Carrier Ethernet

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