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Audit trails need two things working together: integrity (nothing alters the record) and confidentiality (only authorized people see it). Miss either one and the trail stops being useful evidence. New post covers the difference between audit logs and audit trails, seven types of audit trails organizations generate, and a seven-step framework for building trail protection in from the start. Read here: https://graylog.org/post/protection-of-the-audit-trail-involves-both-integrity-and-confidenti...
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New guide: Kubernetes Troubleshooting, The Complete Guide. Covers the most common Kubernetes errors (CrashLoopBackOff, ImagePullBackOff, OOMKilled, Node Not Ready, stuck rollouts, DNS resolution failures) with root causes and diagnostic commands for each. Also breaks down the three pillars of troubleshooting: understanding, management, and prevention, plus best practices for centralizing logs and building alerts that catch failures early. https://graylog.org/post/kubernetes-troubleshooting-the...
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On the Graylog blog: a full breakdown of FERC and NERC CIP compliance for the energy sector. Covers all 13 enforceable standards, from BES Cyber System categorization to supply chain risk management, and how security monitoring ties it together. https://graylog.org/post/ferc-and-nerc/
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New guide: managing Linux syslog across mixed environments. This covers the daemons (syslogd, rsyslog, syslog-ng, journald), where each distro stores logs, common challenges like permission issues and log rotation data loss, and best practices for configuring and centralizing syslog data. https://graylog.org/post/a-practical-guide-for-managing-linux-syslog/
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Cloud-native APM comes with challenges monolithic systems didn't have: ephemeral infrastructure, tool sprawl, telemetry costs outpacing budget, and alert fatigue that buries the signal that matters. Our new guide covers what APM is, how it differs from monitoring and observability, the direct and hidden costs of getting it wrong, and 5 best practices for engineering teams running distributed systems. https://graylog.org/post/what-is-application-performance-management/ #APM #Observabilit...
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Suricata produces rich network telemetry, alerts, anomalies, flow data, DNS, TLS, SSH, Kerberos, and more, but raw EVE JSON isn't investigation ready on its own. The Suricata IDS/IPS Content Pack for Graylog parses, enriches, and maps that data to the Graylog Information Model, with a dashboard built in. Setup covers Filebeat via Sidecar or syslog forwarding. Full breakdown here: https://graylog.org/post/suricata-ids-ips-data-in-graylog/ #Graylog #Suricata #SIEM #ThreatHunting #InfoSec...
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Linux logs live in /var/log with no consistent naming convention, which makes them easy to overlook. We rounded up 25 worth collecting and monitoring, along with the commands to read them. https://graylog.org/post/25-linux-logs-to-collect-and-monitor/
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WatchGuard Firebox Firewall Data in Graylog: Your Firebox records every allowed and denied connection, user logon, IPS detection, and configuration change. The Graylog Illuminate content pack parses that Fireware syslog using message IDs and maps it to GIM. https://graylog.org/post/watchguard-firebox-firewall-data-in-graylog/
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I do want to state that there *ARE VALID* applications of LLMs. And I want to motivate why. I just don't have the energy right now to go and sit with Golang and write a packet handler again. I don't feel like doing it because it's a schlepp, and because it just makes me tired. I know how to do it, I am not in the mood for the debugging. Burn-out makes you really evaluate life choices. So I got Gemini to do it for me: What is striking here is that the code looks *very...
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Still on the subject of AI. The millions of fools (journalists, tech bros, and others) use it in a manner typical of such- they don't care what they are doing as long as they meet a deadline and appease a shareholder. If AI is going to help me get the hard shit right (I cannot, and probably never will fully articulate anthropomorphic animals correctly, especially not hands), I am going to use it. There is a very big difference between getting AI to do ALL the work for you, and using it...
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I get by with a little bit of help from my friends and good software. I myself am not sure if this is appropriate but @TopazRabbit will have to call it. It's over a year later and here we are.
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I have been on the job market for two years now, and after being rejected in less than 24 hours after the recruiter spoke so highly of the company, he had a Freudian slip and sent me the actual conversation he had with the company. Based on this, and an earlier comment from a co-worker that actually was involved in my hiring at this despicable company I work for, in 2024, I declare myself done! The way forward will see me fight my way into creating a corporation from scratch, or taking up a tr...
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Oh and one more thing... The CEO of my current Internet Service Provider sends me a nasty email because of this shit: https://sonic2k.neocities.org/sonic2k_router His company is not mentioned specifically, if anything the FTTH provider is the one I mention because it's them that's to blame. But wow.... just wow... I am slandering apparently...
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Re: job rejection 2/2: I deleted LinkedIn this afternoon, I am not interested in that anymore. As to what I will do, probably run with the current job until I am laid off, which, in really optimistic terms is within 6 months. Those wonderful engineers in my workplace, them degreed BSc and Ph.Ds that can't even solder a wire, have basically ruined the company. First I will sort my health out, while there is still income, then, I will see how life pans out (and on whose couch my family...
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Watching an episode of Tales From The Crypt on Shudder, (s5, ep1 "Death of Some Salesman") in which Tim Curry plays 5 (!) roles. (nope, 3, still...) Edit: Ok. This is extremely twisted and in questionable taste. A+
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Looks like I’m going to be in New York City the next few days.
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Saw my first rat, sitting in Washington Square Park—oh, there’s another. #NYC
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@ElpasYou_2 voor het eerst zicht op het vrouwenbrein; grok crashed, musk dumpt zijn zaad in de kosmos, c-level management verstopt zich in het herentoilet, en tate-volgers imploderen omdat hun held het onderzoek wegzet als "propaganda" om geen enkele complexiteit te hoeven verwerken
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If ive left you on read, message me again. I have the memory of an ant
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Domain pricing is getting stupid
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Chat. What if i crash my car into oncoming traffic tonight?
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This is your yearly reminder that drug abuse sucks, and I wish yall would try get a grasp on it, so your quality of life improves <3 Love you friends
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If powerPC is so good, why isn't there powerPC2? x was so good that it got x86, which was so good, it got x86_64 That's 149 sequels to x
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@Ashikon is doing the lords work again If i could afford to pay a janny, youd be on my list