Podcast appearances and mentions of gray hat

(***TIMESTAMPS in description below) ~Jonathan Scott is a Gray Hat Hacker. He is known for exposing the *real* story behind "Hotel Rwanda" and for his expertise on NSO Group's Mysterious Spyware, "Pegasus." - BUY Guest's Books & Films IN MY AMAZON STORE: https://amzn.to/3RPu952 EPISODE LINKS: - Julian Dorey PODCAST MERCH: https://juliandorey.myshopify.com/ - Support our Show on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/JulianDorey - Join our DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Ajqn5sN6 JONATHON SCOTT'S LINKS: - JONATHON'S YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/jonathandata1 JULIAN YT CHANNELS: - SUBSCRIBE to Julian Dorey Clips YT: https://www.youtube.com/@juliandoreyclips - SUBSCRIBE to Julian Dorey Daily YT: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianDoreyDaily - SUBSCRIBE to Best of JDP: https://www.youtube.com/@bestofJDP ***TIMESTAMPS*** 00:00 - Grey Hat Hacker, Pegasus, Bitcoin Controversy Case

Hacker Cris Thomas – better known by his old bulletin board system handle Space Rogue – has witnessed the infosec community grow from a hodgepodge network of hacking collectives to a multibillion dollar industry. Space Rogue was a member of the L0pht Heavy Industries hacker group that made its name poking holes in premier products from burgeoning tech giants like Microsoft and Oracle. Now Global Lead of Policy and Special Initiatives at IBM, he is also author of a new memoir recounting his experiences from the “magical hacker scene” of the 1990s, Space Rogue: How the Hackers Known As L0pht Changed the World. In the latest episode of WE'RE IN!, Space Rogue shares his side of the story from L0pht's influential May 1998 testimony before Congress, in which the hackers warned of glaring security vulnerabilities that remain relevant to this day. --------Tune in to hear more from Space Rogue on: * Tales from early meetings of the famous hacker quarterly 2600 * The value of college versus certifications for anyone seeking to launch an infosec career* The fragility of the modern internet

In today's podcast, Julian Galindo, a Client Project Manager at Bobsled is hosting the new episode. He is joined by Matt Gallagher, a PPC Specialist at Bobsled.  Many brands are trying to get an edge on Amazon and stand out from the competition. To do this, there are all the Amazon programs like Amazon ads, Amazon Posts, and Prime Exclusive discounts. But there is also a vast “gray area” of tactics and tools that some sellers are using to get an advantage. Today we're going to discuss some of those tactics, and whether we think they are worthwhile pursuing. Make sure you tune in to find out more! Matt worked with various Amazon and ecommerce brands in a wide range of fields including Grocery, Personal Defense, and licensed merchandise. Previous experience in those roles has included PPC, Organic SEO, Operations, Project Management, and implementing other ”gray hat” tactics.

When it comes to SEO or anything in digital marketing, should it be a white hat, gray hat, or black hat? Should you try to cheat the system? In this episode, Erik shares the risks of choosing between those hats. — Erik J. Olson is the Founder & CEO of Array Digital - a marketing agency that provides bold marketing which helps managing partners grow their law firms. He is also: Author of Million Dollar Journey: How to launch a seven-figure business, available on Amazon.com. Host of the Journey to $100 Million daily podcast—sharing tips, tricks, and lessons learned from scaling Array Digital into be a world-class digital marketing powerhouse. Host of The Managing Partners Podcast—interviews with America's top managing partners about how they're running and growing their law firms. Erik speaks often on the topics of entrepreneurship, building freelance businesses, and digital marketing. Connect with Erik on Instagram at @erik.j.olson. — Kevin Daisey is an award-winning digital marketer & entrepreneur. He started his first company when he was just 23, and is the Founder & CMO of Array Digital. Kevin is also the co-host of the Journey to $100 Million Flash Briefing and daily podcast, and the co-organizer of the Marketers Anonymous monthly meetups. — For more information on the show, and to check out past episodes, go to journeyto100million.com!

When Chris Roberts landed at Syracuse, NY - two FBI agents were waiting to escort him off the airplane. Apparently, this wasn't the first time that the Gray Hat hacker was suspected of hacking into an aircraft's control system - WHILE IN FLIGHT. Is risking the lives of hundreds of passengers a price worth paying for uncovering major vulnerabilities in an aircraft's network?

Podcast: Malicious Life (LS 60 · TOP 0.5% what is this?)Episode: Chris Roberts: Hackers on a PlanePub date: 2022-04-05 When Chris Roberts landed at Syracuse, NY – two FBI agents were waiting to escort him off the airplane. Apparently, this wasn’t the first time that the Gray Hat hacker was suspected of hacking into an aircraft’s control system – WHILE IN FLIGHT. Is risking the lives of hundreds of passengers a price worth paying for uncovering major vulnerabilities in an aircraft’s network?The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Cybereason, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

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THE ADVENTURES OF THE GRAY HAT HACKER was the winner of BEST DIRECTION at the Fantasy/Sci-Fi Festival in June 2021. You can watch the festival for FREE today right HERE“Gray Hat Hacker is a computer generated guardian of the web. He and his A.I., Petri, journey through the Dark Web in search of their leader, Marina.”Based on Liam Dow's (Beau's younger brother) comic book series, “Gray Hat Hacker” is a fantastic Sci-Fi short that has amazing potential to be turned into a feature film. Follow WILDsound Podcasts on all social media channels: @wildsoundpodSubmit to the festival anytime via FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/WILDsoundFilmandWritingFestivalSubscribe via Twitter: https://twitter.com/wildsoundfest

Do you know that doing SEO the wrong way can get your website penalized? Hi, this is your digital marketing friend, Digital Abhi. In this episode of "Voice of Digital Abhi", I will share the difference between Black Hat vs White Hat SEO. And the techniques you should avoid while doing SEO. - Here are the topics which are discussed in this video: (00:00) Intro (00:40) What is White Hat SEO? (01:30) What is Black Hat SEO? (01:54) Black Hat SEO Techniques (02:08) Keyword Stuffing (02:42) Purchasing Links (03:12) Cloaking (03:44) Wrongful Redirection (04:08) Hidden Text (04:36) Why people do Black Hat SEO? (05:28) Gray Hat SEO - The terms Black Hat and White Hat originate from the techniques we use to do SEO. If you don’t violate the rules and guidelines of the search engine in order to rank higher. Or if you practice all the ethical techniques and maintain the integrity of your website, then it is White Hat SEO. So, what all comes under White Hat SEO? Basically, all the techniques which we have in the On-Page SEO, Off-Page SEO, and Technical SEO are a part of White Hat SEO. When opposite to white hat, if you are breaking the rules of the search engines. Or if you are trying to please the algorithm by violating the terms and conditions, it is Black Hat SEO. Here instead of focusing on the human audience, you are focusing on the algorithm. There’s also a third thing known as Gray Hat SEO. It is something which is neither Black Hat nor White Hat. Exchanging links is a famous example of Gray Hat. - Watch this episode on YouTube: Black Hat vs White Hat SEO | 5 Black Hat Techniques to Avoid - https://youtu.be/MahvOJ4kGVs - Links to my Social Profiles: Blog: https://digitalabhi.com/blog/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/digitalabhi_ YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/digitalabhi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/digitalabhi__ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/digitalabhi0/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/digitalabhi0/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/722817831173075/ Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Abhishek-Sharma-4495 - Connect with me socially so that I can help you out there also with queries related to Digital Marketing. Also, stay tuned to Digital Abhi for more content related to Digital Marketing. #digitalabhi #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digitalabhi/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/digitalabhi/support

Sourcing For Long Term Amazon Success And Ditching The Gray Hat Tactics With Tomer Rabinovich – Part 2 Part 1 […] The post Sourcing For Long Term Amazon Success And Ditching The Gray Hat Tactics With Tomer Rabinovich – Part 2 appeared first on Seller Round Table - Amazon FBA Podcast.

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Sourcing For Long Term Amazon Success And Ditching The Gray Hat Tactics With Tomer Rabinovich – Part 1 Part 1 Part 2 Things we mention in this session of Seller Round Table: * Join us every Tuesday at 1:00 PM PST for Live Q&A and Bonus Content at  https://sellerroundtable.com Try the greatest Amazon seller tools on the planet free for 30 days at https://sellerseo.com/

Not all lists, opt-ins, or leads are created equal. About 7 years ago I got a little too close to the ethics line on an email campaign. Here's what I did and what I learned… You can have a list with a million emails, but that doesn’t mean these are leads. Traffic is great, but unless you get conversions, you will go broke. In this episode, I want to talk about email lists, distribution, and how to turn an opt-in into a real lead… I also want to tell you about the time I went “gray hat”. I’ve since only been doing “white hat” marketing, but aside from the ethics issue, this thing I did didn’t even work!  Let’s find out why…  Key takeaways: My first real learning opportunity (00:58) It’s all about the conversion rates (05:39) So here’s what I did (and why it didn’t work) (09:22) Why opt-ins are not leads, at least not yet (13:14) What can you get in my Offer Launch event (18:33) Don’t be afraid to follow up until they buy(20:25) Additional resources Learn how to launch for profit Offer Launch Get Russell Brunson’s book Expert Secrets Get your free the Lucrative Launch PDF for more strategies! If you want to turn your incredible offer into a cash flow online, be sure to subscribe and tune in for new episodes!

Gray hat SEO is the borderline between white hat SEO & black hat SEO & this causes confusion for a lot of people on what is really defined as Gray hat SEO. The simple yet still unclear definition is the practice of technically legal SEO methods to rank higher on SERP but at the same time ethically dubious according to Google webmaster guidelines.In this episode I explain what Gray hat SEO is to help you have a better and deeper understanding on the topic. If you have any questions send me an email to augustine@siftgroup.net or find me on social media @augustinekiama.Support the podcast by leaving a review, rating and sharing it on your social media.Until next time, thank you for listening.

When people hear the words “Black Hat” or “Gray Hat”, they often picture old 90’s movies about spy escapades or illegal hacker groups. When it comes to the world of online search however, most of these activities aren’t even illegal, just highly frowned upon. If you rely upon these techniques for day to day business however, your company could be destined for a world of hurt! In our latest podcast, Nolen and Jason discuss the difference between black, gray, and white. Learn how to distinguish legitimate SEO experts from the fakes. If you’ve struggled in the past with ranking up your website, or if a shady marketing company is advertising some sketchy SEO tactics, be sure to listen in closely. Key Points to Listen For * White Hat techniques provide the best long-term results for your business. * Gray Hat methods may actually work…for a time. * Black Hat tactics could put your entire company as risk. * Business owners are responsible for their SEO practices, even if they don’t manage them. Black Hat, Gray Hat, and White Hat “What the heck is going on with all these hats?!” That’s a question that many contractors instinctively blurt out whenever this topic pops up. Born out of western film terminology, these hats represent the various levels of legitimacy when it comes to SEO (search engine optimization). What does each one signify? * White Hats – represent acceptable SEO business practices recommended by Google * Gray Hat – techniques lying outside accepted practice, but not forbidden by Google * Black Hat – tactics explicitly forbidden by Google, typically for their harmful nature against consumers Keep in mind that most gray and black hat tactics are not illegal. However, they conflict with Google’s accepted terms of use and recommended business practices. The vast majority of businesses utilize white hat practices exclusively (or almost exclusively). What’s Wrong With Black Hat SEO? In Western filmology, black hats were typically reserved for American outlaws who fought against the accepted code of conduct. They lived the high and romanticized life on the run. Sometimes they hid from the public eye. Sometimes they strut flamboyantly about in defiance of the law. Black hat SEO behaves in a similar way. Some who engage in these tactics carefully mask themselves as legitimate businesses and hide from the public eye. Others publicly advertise their practices because they know they can’t be punished (yet). This was the case in the late 2000s, when Google struggled to curtail the ludicrous practice of buying inbound links. Back then, sites were judged predominantly by the number of other sites linking to them. The issue spiraled so hilariously out of control, that your neighborhood roofing contractor would purchase hundreds of thousands of inbound links just to keep up with the competition. If you search Google’s policy on link schemes now, it won’t take much imagination to predict what happened next. Google explicitly condemned this behavior for years, and earnestly sought ways to prevent it. After years of warning businesses to stop these practices, the search engine had had enough. In 2012 and 2013, Google rolled out the Penguin algorithm update and all hell broke loose for companies that relied on these black hat SEO practices.

When people hear the words “Black Hat” or “Gray Hat”, they often picture old 90’s movies about spy escapades or illegal hacker groups. When it comes to the world of online search however, most of these activities aren’t even illegal, just highly frowned upon. If you rely upon these techniques for day to day business however, your company could be destined for a world of hurt! In our latest podcast, Nolen and Jason discuss the difference between black, gray, and white. Learn how to distinguish legitimate SEO experts from the fakes. If you’ve struggled in the past with ranking up your website, or if a shady marketing company is advertising some sketchy SEO tactics, be sure to listen in closely. Key Points to Listen For * White Hat techniques provide the best long-term results for your business. * Gray Hat methods may actually work…for a time. * Black Hat tactics could put your entire company as risk. * Business owners are responsible for their SEO practices, even if they don’t manage them. Black Hat, Gray Hat, and White Hat “What the heck is going on with all these hats?!” That’s a question that many contractors instinctively blurt out whenever this topic pops up. Born out of western film terminology, these hats represent the various levels of legitimacy when it comes to SEO (search engine optimization). What does each one signify? * White Hats – represent acceptable SEO business practices recommended by Google * Gray Hat – techniques lying outside accepted practice, but not forbidden by Google * Black Hat – tactics explicitly forbidden by Google, typically for their harmful nature against consumers Keep in mind that most gray and black hat tactics are not illegal. However, they conflict with Google’s accepted terms of use and recommended business practices. The vast majority of businesses utilize white hat practices exclusively (or almost exclusively). What’s Wrong With Black Hat SEO? In Western filmology, black hats were typically reserved for American outlaws who fought against the accepted code of conduct. They lived the high and romanticized life on the run. Sometimes they hid from the public eye. Sometimes they strut flamboyantly about in defiance of the law. Black hat SEO behaves in a similar way. Some who engage in these tactics carefully mask themselves as legitimate businesses and hide from the public eye. Others publicly advertise their practices because they know they can’t be punished (yet). This was the case in the late 2000s, when Google struggled to curtail the ludicrous practice of buying inbound links. Back then, sites were judged predominantly by the number of other sites linking to them. The issue spiraled so hilariously out of control, that your neighborhood roofing contractor would purchase hundreds of thousands of inbound links just to keep up with the competition. If you search Google’s policy on link schemes now, it won’t take much imagination to predict what happened next. Google explicitly condemned this behavior for years, and earnestly sought ways to prevent it. After years of warning businesses to stop these practices, the search engine had had enough. In 2012 and 2013, Google rolled out the Penguin algorithm update and all hell broke loose for companies that relied on these black hat SEO practices.

I chat with Clayton Johnson of The HOTH. He's spoken at conferences like Search Engine Journal Summit, Legendary Marketer, Medellin Entrepreneur, HOTHCON, and more. The Hoth is an SEO Service Company with a suite of products. The HOTH and our marketing have been featured in Entreprenuer.com, Forbes, Inc, VWO, and Digital Marketer. Clayton and I talk about: Starting and Growing the HOTH SEO topics Beards and other tangents HOTH Life VLOG HOTH Services That I've Used *I'm an affiliate for The Hoth, and a happy customer as well, so I get a commission if you buy via my link. Guest Posting: Checked it out in May 2019 and was happy with the links — hope to see results soon so I can share. There is a great sale going on in May 2019. HOTH Boost: I haven't used this in a couple of years as it could be considered Gray Hat, (against Google's Guidelines) and riskier. Use only if you know what you're doing and accept the risk. Other Services Mentioned HOTH Syndication: I'm testing this out so I don't have any results yet. HOTH Foundations: Again I haven't used in years due to the Gray Hat nature. Use only if you know what you're doing and accept the risk. HOTH Blogger: I haven't used but it's a full-service content machine. HOTH X: It's the full managed service. You get content, onpage/onsite analysis, links, and everything. See all their products here. HOTH Life VLOG Connect with Clayton Learn more about Clayton Social: LinkedIn, Twitter Contact me. Ask Questions! Send me an email here: feedback@doug.show Leave a voicemail: (406) 813-0613

I chat with Clayton Johnson of The HOTH. He's spoken at conferences like Search Engine Journal Summit, Legendary Marketer, Medellin Entrepreneur, HOTHCON, and more. The Hoth is an SEO Service Company with a suite of products. The HOTH and our marketing have been featured in Entreprenuer.com, Forbes, Inc, VWO, and Digital Marketer. Clayton and I talk about: Starting and Growing the HOTH SEO topics Beards and other tangents HOTH Life VLOG HOTH Services That I've Used *I'm an affiliate for The Hoth, and a happy customer as well, so I get a commission if you buy via my link. Guest Posting: Checked it out in May 2019 and was happy with the links — hope to see results soon so I can share. There is a great sale going on in May 2019. HOTH Boost: I haven't used this in a couple of years as it could be considered Gray Hat, (against Google's Guidelines) and riskier. Use only if you know what you're doing and accept the risk. Other Services Mentioned HOTH Syndication: I'm testing this out so I don't have any results yet. HOTH Foundations: Again I haven't used in years due to the Gray Hat nature. Use only if you know what you're doing and accept the risk. HOTH Blogger: I haven't used but it's a full-service content machine. HOTH X: It's the full managed service. You get content, onpage/onsite analysis, links, and everything. See all their products here. HOTH Life VLOG Connect with Clayton Learn more about Clayton Social: LinkedIn, Twitter Contact me. Ask Questions! Send me an email here: feedback@doug.show Leave a voicemail: (406) 813-0613

While Apple has been the best friend ever to podcasting, they're starting to crack down on some, well... spammy practices savvy podcasters have been using to help their podcasts be more "discoverable" in Apple Podcasts/iTunes. But those practices no longer work for new show submissions. And I've a theory that they're going to be problems for those of you (us) with shows already in the catalog that uses these tactics. Which isn't all that surprising to anyone in the SEO space. Grey hat tactics often come back to bite you in the butt. And now it's happening in podcasting. Clean up your title and author tags, podcasters. Or prepare to get dropped. Maybe even banned? ----- I make shows for professional firms that support business objectives. Visit https://podcastlaunch.pro for more info and ways to get in touch! This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Support this podcast

Last year, the WannaCry ransomware attack shut down hospitals, public transportation systems, and governments, demanding payment to unlock key computer systems. A programmer named Marcus Hutchins was able to stop WannaCry by registering a DNS entry buried in the WannaCry code. Not long after he stopped the WannaCry attack, Marcus Hutchins was arrested at a The post WannaCry’s Gray Hat with Reeves Wiedeman appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Kirk and Josh talk discuss recent issues around apps having access to your iPhone's or iPad's camera all the time. They then wonder if they'd let Amazon go into their homes when no one's there to drop off packages. iOS apps can access both your cameras at any time (https://krausefx.com/blog/ios-privacy-watchuser-access-both-iphone-cameras-any-time-your-app-is-running) iOS 11: A Complete Guide to iOS Security and Privacy Hacker Lexicon: What Are White Hat, Gray Hat, and Black Hat Hackers? (https://www.wired.com/2016/04/hacker-lexicon-white-hat-gray-hat-black-hat-hackers/) Amazon Key (https://www.amazon.com/b?&node=17285120011) French mailboxes (https://www.laposte.fr/particulier/expedition-colissimo/qu-est-ce-que-la-boite-aux-lettres-normalisee) Get 50% off Intego's Mac Premium Bundle X9 with the code PODCAST19. Download now and try it for free at intego.com.

What you will learn How mastering funnels turned Authority Hacker into the most profitable site that we own How great keyword research was enough for Perrin to make Here Pup profitable How multiple failures on Health Ambition allowed us to develop a model for authority sites Why Perrin always looks for product opportunities when selecting … Undercover Success Series #5 – How The AH Team Went from Gray Hat To Multiple Six Figure Site Owners Read More »

What you will learn How mastering funnels turned Authority Hacker into the most profitable site that we own How great keyword research was enough for Perrin to make Here Pup profitable How multiple failures on Health Ambition allowed us to develop a model for authority sites Why Perrin always looks for product opportunities when selecting … Undercover Success Series #5 – How The AH Team Went from Gray Hat To Multiple Six Figure Site Owners Read More »

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This week's podcast episode was a suggestion from email subscriber Sara.  In episode 25, we cover the differences between White Hat, Gray Hat and Black Hat SEO. Reference items mentioned on the show: White, Gray, Black Hat SEO Infographic UPDATE:  Check out this post from Spencer at Niche Pursuits that just came out today, showing ... Read more The post White Hat vs Gray Hat vs Black Hat SEO appeared first on Niche Site Tools.

SitesWithoutWalls founder Kristine Schachinger defends her Search Engine Watch article titled SEO 101: Meet the White Hats, Gray Hats, Black Hats and Asshats as Jim and Dave speak with Kristine and the CEO of Fang Digital Jeff Ferguson.

SitesWithoutWalls founder Kristine Schachinger defends her Search Engine Watch article titled SEO 101: Meet the White Hats, Gray Hats, Black Hats and Asshats as Jim and Dave speak with Kristine and the CEO of Fang Digital Jeff Ferguson.

A Honeypot is a information gathering system, designed for attackers to interact with. A honeynet, simply put, is a network of honeypots. The key component of a honeynet is the honeywall. The honeywall is used to provide the following capabilities: * Data Capture. The ability to collect information about the attack. * Data Control. The ability to restrict the amount of damage that can be done from one of your honeypots to another network. * Data Analysis. The ability to conduct limited forensics analysis on the network traffic or compromised honeypots in order to discover the attackers methodology. * Data Alerting. The ability to alert an analyst as to suspicious activity. In 2001, Honeynet.org released a honeywall, called eeyore, which allowed for Gen II honeynets and improved both Data Capture and Data Control capabilities over the Gen I honeynets. In the summer of 2005, Honeynet.org released a new honeywall, called roo, which enables Gen III honeynets. The new roo has many improvements over eeyore: * Improved installation, operation, customization * Improved data capture capability by introducing a new hflow database schema and pcap-api for manipulating packet captures. * Improved data analysis capability by introducing a new web based analysis tool called walleye. * Improved user interfaces and online documentation The purpose of this presentation is to describe the new capabilities of Gen III honeynets and demonstrate the new roo. In addition, a road ahead will be discussed to describe a global honeygrid of connected honeynets. Allen Harper is a Security Engineer for the US Department of Defense in Northern Virginia. He holds a MS in Computer Science from the Naval Post Graduate School. For the Honeynet Project, Allen leads the development of the GEN III honeywall CDROM, now called roo. Allen was a co-author of Gray Hat, the ethical hackers handbook published by McGraw Hill and served on the winning team (sk3wl of root) at last year's DEFCON Capture the Flag contest. Edward Balas is a security researcher within the Advanced Network Management Laboratory at Indiana University. As a member of the Honeynet Project, Edward leads the development of Sebek and several key GenIII Honeynet data analysis components. Prior to joining Indiana Unviersity, Edward worked for several years as a network engineer developing tools to detect and manage network infrastructure problems.>

A Honeypot is a information gathering system, designed for attackers to interact with. A honeynet, simply put, is a network of honeypots. The key component of a honeynet is the honeywall. The honeywall is used to provide the following capabilities: * Data Capture. The ability to collect information about the attack. * Data Control. The ability to restrict the amount of damage that can be done from one of your honeypots to another network. * Data Analysis. The ability to conduct limited forensics analysis on the network traffic or compromised honeypots in order to discover the attackers methodology. * Data Alerting. The ability to alert an analyst as to suspicious activity. In 2001, Honeynet.org released a honeywall, called eeyore, which allowed for Gen II honeynets and improved both Data Capture and Data Control capabilities over the Gen I honeynets. In the summer of 2005, Honeynet.org released a new honeywall, called roo, which enables Gen III honeynets. The new roo has many improvements over eeyore: * Improved installation, operation, customization * Improved data capture capability by introducing a new hflow database schema and pcap-api for manipulating packet captures. * Improved data analysis capability by introducing a new web based analysis tool called walleye. * Improved user interfaces and online documentation The purpose of this presentation is to describe the new capabilities of Gen III honeynets and demonstrate the new roo. In addition, a road ahead will be discussed to describe a global honeygrid of connected honeynets. Allen Harper is a Security Engineer for the US Department of Defense in Northern Virginia. He holds a MS in Computer Science from the Naval Post Graduate School. For the Honeynet Project, Allen leads the development of the GEN III honeywall CDROM, now called roo. Allen was a co-author of Gray Hat, the ethical hackers handbook published by McGraw Hill and served on the winning team (sk3wl of root) at last year's DEFCON Capture the Flag contest. Edward Balas is a security researcher within the Advanced Network Management Laboratory at Indiana University. As a member of the Honeynet Project, Edward leads the development of Sebek and several key GenIII Honeynet data analysis components. Prior to joining Indiana Unviersity, Edward worked for several years as a network engineer developing tools to detect and manage network infrastructure problems.>