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Splunk looks like it will provide of what we need here. The are some freeware correlation tools that may be useful to some especially if you can run it on a unix based host. SEC (Simple Event Correlator) is perl based and allows for may types of event rules and actions. It was originally designed to process ASA firewall…

Ah...you used the collective.

Friday afternoon bump!

Nice blog... I will bookmark to refer back to when I have more time to read it...

drink more...still not feeling it !

I will also have to vote when I get home...silly Mcafee Blocked >>> Categories: Media Downloads

Warshipping, who'd have thunk it would work. Heck mass mail out usb thumb drives with a trojan horse. I'm sure someone will plug one in somewhere.

ROFLMAO !!

I take exception to what is stated at the beginning of todays question: "Sometimes, the weakest security link is your users. If one of them is using a simple password on one of their corporate accounts, those credentials can easily end up as part of a data breach. If a bad actor gets their hands on those credentials, they…

That's funny rschroeder​ !

Broadband over Powerline was and still is a bad thing. It creates so much RF noise on a very large portion of the spectrum. It was well documented when they did POC testing in various states including Texas. The home powerline networking does work as I have helped an in-law with their networking issues resolve it with…

Humpday morning Bump !

I have an event those days...so I can't make it...thank for the offer adatole​ !

tinmann0715 Use a AD group policy to shut down the USB ports for certain devices. Granted it works for windows devices...but it is a start.

Interesting... Some of those windows 10 features would be nice to utilize at home to prevent kids from installing and running certain things since you can have a "small enterprise" at home.

but I did !

Thursday Morning Bump !

We use drones in the fire service these days...they are great for grass fires and other large incidents. In addition to info for command they become great training aids....

with the large number of possible environments the device could end up in...makes it harder to plan for many things.

More seasoned...in my case that could mean salty. Certainly in many cases it could mean crusty !

I'd give up all my Thwack store points for one of those turntables.

I still remember learning basic on a TRS-80 model 1 with 4k memory and a cassette deck to save programs on. Later he upgraded to 16k memory, 5.25" floppies and eventually a 5MB hard-drive if I recall correctly.

One simple cheap solution is to not plug them in.... Secondly, block by MAC address. Granted that may block some other stuff, there should be a defined range of MAC addresses for those devices by company. While some may get past that by changing the MAC address if possible, it would do a lot to reduce the effect of all of…

Congrats hjgarron​ !

So many SANs...

That is workable from an end-user standpoint. Keep the file in a "safe" location to allow for editing. Run a small batch script to "copy" it into place. When maint period is over delete the "published" file from the c:\inetpub\SolarWinds\ directory.

must have normalized and validated data as well as a baseline to work from. Man in the middle attacks would be disastrous at worst or in some cases merely funny for a youtube video..... Tools will always be behind the curve....

I agree on the TSA precheck... The TSA in general are pretty useless except to harass passengers and cause general mayhem and another bottleneck in the airports. Microservices will undoubtedly increase the exposure to cyber threats....instead of packaging things on a server, you are setting up many more "containers" that…

What pipes do you have on there ?

Wow...that was before my time on here.