Re: [Snort-users] Snort Front-ends

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Well, since I didn't have any photos of me while speaking at the RSA
Conference, I took the first one available. I think considering, I did
actually a pretty good job at making it look real. Goes way beyond the
typical thing companies do of Photoshoping their Console on to a Dell or
Samsung LCD monitor.. oh wait, I've done that too..

Hmm, next, I think I'll Photoshop our Dashboard on to the monitors at
the NYSE and NASDAQ.. not a bad idea at all..

As much as I enjoy the warm approbation on this list of my graphics
skills in designing our web site, I'd think the snort-users list would
much rather discuss Snort. Lets respect that Richard.


Best Regards,

Eric Hines, GCIA, CISSP
CEO, President
Applied Watch Technologies, LLC


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Eric Hines, GCIA, CISSP
CEO, President
Applied Watch Technologies, LLC
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Email: eric.hines@appliedwatch.com

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"Enterprise Open Source Security Management"


Richard Bejtlich wrote:
> Sascha Ferley wrote:
>
>> Looks awefully close to the Sun Microsystems website design layout .. :)
>
> It gets better. Move your mouse to the upper right side of the Web
> page over the RSA picture. When you see the large RSA Innovation
> Station graphic, take a look at the Applied Watch "signs". Those are
> Photoshop alterations of RSA's signs. In other words, fakes.
>
> You can look at the pic directly here:
>
> http://www.appliedwatch.com/images/index2_2r.jpg
>
> You can tell there is a problem because the guy at the left in the
> blue striped shirt is being speared at his mid-section by black "sign"
> borders.
>
> I was not the person who originally discovered this. :)
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Richard
>
>
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