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ThreatSystems

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About ThreatSystems

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    Comment #48695722

    I run training courses on developer security to broaden their understanding of threat surface from their behaviour, day-to-day tooling, the repositories they work on and broader su…

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    Comment #48656091

    In agreement with frodd above. Dependencies and supply chain attacks are probably the greatest risk to a lot of software orgs, as they run them across all their environments: Devel…

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    Comment #47985065

    If anyone is looking for a solution in this space. Fire me an email, I have a partner whose focussed closely on that problem set!

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    Comment #46508114

    *Unless your in the cloud, then it's a metric to nickel and dime with throttling! On a more serious note, the performance of hardware today is mind boggling from what we all encoun…

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    Comment #46487480

    Thanks! I actually wrote my master thesis surrounding cyber resilience, and the same week of submission they released their Cyber Action Toolkit (a precursor to Cyber Essentials). …

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    Comment #46482810

    I'm building a training platform for cyber security and secure development practices. Mainly to address the junior to mid engineer gaps of "depth" across general cyber security and…

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    Comment #45753919

    Call me dumb - I'll take it! But if we really are trying to keep it simple simple... Then you just query from event_receiver_svcX side, for events published > datetime and event_re…

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    Comment #45660759

    It does sound like you've been compromised by an outfit that has got automation to run these types of activities across compromised accounts. A Reddit post[0] from 3 years ago seem…

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    Comment #45659025

    I'm officially off of AWS so don't have any consoles to check against, but back on a laptop. Based on docs and some of the concerns about this happening to someone else, I would pr…

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    Comment #45657872

    Cloudtrail events should be able to demonstrate WHAT created the EC2s. Off the top of my head I think it's the runinstance event.

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    Comment #45626739

    Cognisant US pricing for the HP Z Book Ultra was astronomical, within the EU it's on par with standard laptops and to good effect. The only regret I have is ordering on release day…

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    Comment #44935737

    I am genuinely curious, as to how this would be a solution for a law practice? How many lawyers are SSH'd into servers? Or am I being ignorant?

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    Comment #41081194

    Sure then throw Ansible over the top for configuration/change management. Packer gives you a solid base for repeatable deployments. Their model was to ensure that data stays within…

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    Comment #41072284

    Vagrant / Packer?

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    Comment #41049773

    If you want to integrate this into Windows AD look at ADFS[1] and MSAL[2]. Pretty much can give you OIDC from AD, but you'll have to deal with Microsoft licencing :D. [1] https://l…

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    Comment #38758294

    Would the easiest route for text be too make your own WebFont in both serif / san-serif which are "blurred/pixelated" to over ride font-family tags in CSS? Then do the remainder of…

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    Comment #34482192

    Thanks! This looks like just the thing I needed.

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    Comment #34475670

    Closely related to this! Does anyone know of any good books that would build upon this knowledge as an introduction to integrating RF / the theory of RF circuits, antennae's etc?

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    Comment #33565779

    Why not look at Packer? I use it quite significantly for creating base VMs. Provisioner scripts can effectively be broken down from the Dockerfile RUN layers as Bash or Powershell …