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I’m looking to integrate Sigma rules into my SOC ecosystem, and am bumping into issues with using Sigma rules.
Specifically, auditd includes a "type" field which tags logs with some category, while Auditbeat doesn’t.
Is there a w… Continue reading Auditd and Auditbeat compatibility when using Sigma
I’ve recently begun using Auditbeat for capturing and streaming audit logs from my Linux machine.
I browsed the main rules repository, and noticed that many rules rely on the keywords feature of Sigma (e.g. this rule). However, I’m unable … Continue reading Sigma "keywords" rules and Auditbeat
Pktstat is an open-source tool that is a straightforward alternative to ncurses-based Pktstat. On Linux, it utilizes AF_PACKET, while on other platforms, it employs generic PCAP live wire capture. Pktstat is a versatile tool that doesn’t rely on … Continue reading Pktstat: Open-source ethernet interface traffic monitor
Informatica PowerCenter, Microsoft Playwright and Oracle Database SQL top Udemy’s list of most popular tech courses. Continue reading Udemy Report: Which IT Skills Are Most in Demand in Q1 2024?
The report provides vulnerability and exploit statistics, key trends, and analysis of interesting vulnerabilities discovered in Q1 2024. Continue reading Exploits and vulnerabilities in Q1 2024
It may be a very long time since some readers have installed a copy of Windows, but it appears at one point during the installation there’s a step that asks …read more Continue reading This Windows Installer Installs Linux
Is there any way to positively identify that sudo is being used to execute a command other than to identify the logs? I phrase this in the present tense because I would like to make a command fail if it detects that someone else is using … Continue reading Detecting sudo use without logs [migrated]
ChromeOS Flex doesn’t support Android apps, but it does support a full Linux environment. And those apps can help put ChromeOS over the top.
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The UK has the answer to all our IoT problems: banning bad default passwords. Additionally, the new UK law requires device makers to provide contact info for vulnerability disclosures, as …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Default Passwords, Lock Slapping, and Mastodown
Tobias Mann reports via The Register: Canadian systems builder 45 Drives is perhaps best known for the dense multi-drive storage systems employed by the likes of Backblaze and others, but over the last year the biz has expanded its line-up to virtualiz… Continue reading 45 Drives Adds Linux-Powered Mini PCs, Workstations To Growing Compute Lineup