Security implications of distributed network management.

Presented at Black Hat USA 1997, Unknown date/time (Unknown duration)

There are security implications and concerns involved with distributed network management protocols such as SNMPv1, SNMPv2, and DCE.  What are the risks with allowing remote management of your network, and how can these risks be minimized?

Presenters:

• Jeremy Rauch
  Mr. Rauch has been involved in Computer Security as an independent security consultant and researcher for a number of years, specializing in Unix and network based security analysis and penetration techniques.  His latest research involves the analysis of network management protocols and implementations.  He recently began working for a major northwest computer security company.

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