Collaborate Disseminate
I believe many will benefit from this as there is not clear answer online and I keep making my policies too strong and locking myself out from accessing the LAN admin panel.
What would be the absolute strongest security settings without l… Continue reading Best Firewall Zone Settings for Security Gli-net Routers
How to do an SSL MITM for all programs trying to access the internet on my local Ubuntu.
When a program on my local machine tries to access the internet using https I would like to intercept and switch out the SSL Cert with… Continue reading How to do a SSL MITM for all programs trying to access the internet on my local Ubuntu
Using NAC, organizations no longer have to choose between security or usability on their networks It’s easy to assume that making something more secure automatically makes it more difficult to use. After all, if you add a lock to a door, that’s one mo… Continue reading NAC: Usability and Security for Users
I am studying for my Security + exam. I have just learned that ACLs can be designed to block ports and/or entire protocols. The book I am reading states an example:
“if you want to block HTTP traffic, you can create a rule t… Continue reading Access Control Lists – Why block a port rather than block a protocol?
Path To Threat Hunting Through Great Network Data
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Services like phpMyadmin needs a domain name to access. Instead of adding a global DNS record, one could make a local DNS record (e.g. in /etc/hosts) to access the site.
Would it increase security if no global DNS record was… Continue reading Is a global DNS record a security risk for phpMyAdmin?
The aim is to detect, if anyone in the HOME_NET is searching for “terrorism” and generate an alert. I am using Snort 2.9 installed in a virtual machine (VirtualBox) running Ubuntu 18.04.
This same qs was asked here but rema… Continue reading How to create content rule in Snort
Enterprise News
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Network Detection & Response, ExtraHop
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Does what Palo Alto offers for east west traffic offering the VM firewall compare to what forescout offers for a NAC solution