In this monthly post, we try to make you aware of five different security related products. This month we have chosen for the following: * Elastic Stack * Security Onion * Wireshark * Cuckoo *
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“Ok, class. Let’s power up our computers and begin today’s class.” The teacher said as she sat at her desk in front of the class. Before the fifteen students who made up the whole class
There are many constellations you can view with your telescope from your backyard. If you are a novice in Astronomy, you might have difficulty identifying these constellations, but over time, you’d be a pro at
In this tutorial I will show you how to create manually a Grafana environment in AWS OpsWorks, the environment will contain 3 servers that are load balanced by an application load balancer. Please for production
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If you are a seasonal astronomer and have ample space in your backyard, then why not build a backyard observatory. There are several advantages associated with building an observatory in your backyard or garden. It
General Data Protection Regulation intents to accentuate and unify information protection for each and every individual among the EU Union. Basically, it specifies how consumer data ought to be used and guarded. With the recent
This guide should give you a good example of how to setup Logstash on a Windows environment for anyone that is not interested in using Linux. This guide was created by having all the applications
THIS TUTORIAL IS FOR KIBANA 3! In this small example I will show you how to make a GeoIP based Dashboard for Logstash that for example can show by analyzing your access logs where your