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Inventory Tracking software for multilocation small business - HELP
So my company just got a pretty big contract with a hospital that will require a ton of equipment moving from the corporate office to many different remote locations. Our current ticketing/monitoring system does not possess the logistic capibilities that we are needing so right now I have everything located on one huge…
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Custom domains on GitHub Pages gain support for HTTPS
I host my blog on GitHub Pages and for the longest time have had to do a CDN dance for HTTPS support that made it not worth it for a custom domain. It looks like they have made the process easier now and they officially offer support for it now. https://blog.github.com/2018-05-01-github-pages-custom-domains-https/
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FOCA for metadata extraction
Anybody have experience using FOCA for metadata extraction? All of the tutorials I've found are 2-3 years old or older. Is it still a valid tool? Is something better and more current available?
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Anyone attending Enfuse 2018?
Anyone going to Enfuse Conference next week?
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Kali Linux on Windows 10
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/kali-linux/9pkr34tncv07?rtc=1# Has anybody installed this yet? What are your opinions? Essentially, it's a barebones shell and you have to install the tools after the fact. It means not having to use a virtual machine. Is it ready for prime time?
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Collecting logs from Read only Domain Controller
Hi Guys, I have been trying to do some research on whether if I collect logs (from Application, System and Security), especially Security logs from a Read only Domain Controller (RODC), is there any possibility that I will be collecting logs duplicate logs since I have already collected the logs from the main Domain…
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Salute to Database People!
At work I've been looking at a number of internal projects where I will need to build some databases. Most of the projects I've done were small where a single table would do the job, but more recently as I've thought about the projects I know something more advanced will be required. As I delve into the design I realize…
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Default Computer OU Query
Hi Just wondering, is it possible for AD to query the OS and if Win10 move the computer account to a specif OU instead of the default which we have in place now.. We have a separate OU for Win10 GP so having to manually move each new account into there and am wondering if this can be automated Cheers Lee
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Firewalls
Anyone running a Sonicwall NSA 3600 or Fortinet 100D? Looking for reviews on these guys, im familiar with both firewall OS's, I prefer fortinet for some things and sonic the other. I have seen fortinets new UI and dont like it probably cause Im so used to the old one but its kind of a turn off for me. I see a lot of bad…
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Suggestions building a group policy
Hi all, I just built a Windows server 2016 Essentials box (non vm) for a small business. They are looking to become NIST 800-171 compliant with Windows 10 devices (rev 1703 all are 64 bit). I am looking to find a starting point on building the policy. I know about the basics of disabling USB drives, account lockout times…
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Georgia Passes Active Defense Law
Saw this pop up. As we all know Atlanta was hit by a ransomware attack and it seems that the legislature of Georgia had passed a law in March allowing for active defense of networks. Governor has until May 8th to veto it, but it's very interesting as I wrote my Master's thesis on the legality of active defense.…
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Starting a blog? Anyone here has any
Does anyone here have their own blog? What do you talk about? What blogging service do you use? Are you making any money? What does it take to monetize your blog? Seems like everyone and their cats have blogs these days and are making money, just curious on what it would take.
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For those who have embarked on learning Python
What strategies did you use? Currently I am stepping through a 4.5 hour training video off of Lynda and then taking another off of Pluralsight. Once completed I'll reevaluate and see where I am at. Coursera seems to have some really cool specific courses. I really want to get into extracting data using API's. Big gap there…
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STEM camps for Young Adults - opinion
I'm dating myself with this question...... Thoughts on coding camps for children? My 9 year old son loves ROBLOX and plays all the time, previously he was into Minecraft. There is a camp at one of the Universities teaching kids to create, code and publish games via ROBLOX. The link is below. My son is reluctant to try new…
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Juniper : This account is currently not available.
Hi Everyone, I'm trying to set up remote authentication on a Juniper J2300. I already have both tac_plus and freeradius servers up and running. Verified successfully with a Cisco router. The Juniper does not seem to like remote authentication. Here is some snaps: From the Junipers syslogs: Apr 25 22:30:53 10.0.0.235 sshd:…
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2018 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR)
Direct link: https://www.verizonenterprise.com/resources/reports/rp_DBIR_2018_Report_en_xg.pdf The Defensive Security Podcast Episode 216 does a good overview and discussion of the 2018 DBIR.
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Awards in Cybersecurity and IT in general
lately I've been seeing so many posts on my LinkedIn feed of some random people mainly C level people and especially CISO's either being nominated or awarded some random named fancy trophy and my question is how are these people selected? What have they achieved to receive these awards and nominations and more importantly…
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This robot can build your IKEA furniture
https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/20/this-robot-can-build-your-ikea-furniture/ "The robots can now essentially assemble chairs in about 20 minutes, a feat that I doubt many of us can emulate." I disagree, I can build IKEA furniture faster than this robot can. If you watch the video, the chair parts magically appear out of…
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Please tell me my fellow crypto traders are rolling with bitcoin cash this evening...
I've gained a full coin from starting this morning and trading throughout the evening, only taking a break for this thing called work.......... It's still pumping!
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Case for Metageek WiSpy + Device Finder
Does anyone know of a good case for the Metageek Wi-Spy and Device Finder? I want something that I can throw this in my bag without worrying about it getting crushed. Thanks!
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Moved: Best Security websites
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Unable to see Login Icon
Good afternoon Guys, I am wondering if anyone can help. I am trying to log into a Website but when I try to login i am prompted with the attached. Any ideas why this is happening?
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Podcasts
Slow to get around to this but what is a good app for listening to podcasts? I am also wondering what are some good podcasts to listen to? Or what do you listen to? I've just grown tired of listening to the radio during the morning / afternoon commute. Curious what people listen to and if they find some value in it? I know…
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Home network security appliance
So I was looking into adding some protection (IPS/IDS, guest network capabilities, Malware protection) for my home network. So you have 2 options : * Have a PFSense setup / Get your own router (Asus with AiProtection) * Purchase a security appliance I want to focus on the security appliance since the first is pretty well…
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A Whole New Career
So for the past few years, I've always had a lack of certifications to back up my experience. A few months ago (in fact, perhaps just over a year ago now), I started working to get all the certifications I knew I had the skill for, and having done them, was immediately offered a post working in information protection.…
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Starting A Podcast
So I plan on starting a podcast here soon and would love some advice. Has anyone started a podcast on here? What advice would you give a newbie? Any challenges you or your team faced? What equipment and apps/software would you recommend?
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Anyone going to CypherCon?
Anyone going to CypherCon today?
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CISCO firePOWER Courses/Training
Hey all, I am currently looking for a site that has some good training videos for using and managing firePOWER services/FTD. I have found a site called lammle.com that looks to be good but I'm not finding a ton of reviews on it. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!
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How to Edit A Post?
Hello All, How do I edit a post of mine? Edit: Hm, I see the edit button on this post. The post I was referencing is a bit older. Can you not edit older posts? Thanks in advance,
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AWS IAM Deep Dive
Great course on understanding Identity and Access Management with hands-on learning activity to practice in a live AWS environment
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Quick Checkpoint Question
Hey experts, Quick question; our vendor is telling us that Checkpoint firewalls can't have both IP and URL rules for servers at the same time. Does that sound correct to you? Basically, we have a server with a rule to allow traffic to and from an IP. We want an additional rule to allow traffic to a URL. We're told this is…
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Remote Access/Static IP
My ISP has given me a Static IP , in the coming weeks i will be buy some cameras for the home (not sure which ones yet will decide that later) So my question is: The modem/Router provided by the ISP is pretty much locked down, i have access to parts of it. I have access to port forward part. I am slightly confused with the…
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Anyone leverage Blogs or Websites to gain employment?
I was wondering if it would be okay to compare blogs on this forum. Since it's basically (at least for me) an extension of your resume. I always add my word press site when displaying visuals.
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Firewall that can block youtube channels.
Hi All, Are there any affordable firewalls that can block specific youtube channels and set timers for how much the kids can watch? My problem is with specific really annoying kids channels, and with how much the kids watch, I can try to force them to stop watching but I think it would be easyer to find a technical…
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Longest communte to work that you've had
What is the longest communte to work your had to endure? There is a job that I might get but it's an hour and 40 mins one way by public transport. I'm used to an hour and a bit
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Some questions about continuous integration
In your company, who's responsible for the CI system: ops, devs or qa? Does QA even make sense using CI?
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Calling all gods of Linux / networking (PXE setup)
Howdy guys please bear with me I am calling on the guild of Linux gods to help me achieve a PXE setup. The end goal one computer with one network card connected directly into a switch I want any computers connected to this switch to be able to touch base with the computer and start pxe when I network boot. No routers no…
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Cyber Security Architect vs Security Architect vs Enterprise Security Architect ?
Can you please help me understand the difference between those three titles "Cyber Security Architect vs Security Architect vs Enterprise Security Architect" ? Some organisations don't differentiate between the three titles, but say in an ideal world or in a big organisation with clear separation of duties..what is the…
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What type of fire extinguisher do you have for your lab?
For your home lab, computers, etc...
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50% off ALL BOOKS on nostarch.com!
Now through April 4, create your own half price maker library with code: BUILDABUNDLE50 Valid till 9 April.
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Looking for ultrabook recommendation
I am curious if anyone has bought an ultrabook recently. I find myself travelling more than usual and needing something fairly light to carry in addition to my work-issued laptop. I am looking for something with these specs: - i5 or i7 - at least 8GB RAM - at least 256GB HD - around 2.5 lbs. - Win 10 - no interest in touch…
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Awesome visualization of quantum mechanics
So, was looking to explain various sorting algorithms using visualization to someone. Found a YouTube video which was very good. Found out that the author of the video also did one for quantum mechanics. As was mentioned in the replies, it was like taking a semester long college physics course in one YouTube video. Very…
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Trying to confirm HP warranty and EOL for Server Hardware
https://support.hp.com/us-en/checkwarranty I'm trying to look up the warranty and EOL for various HP server hardware. Either putting in the serial number or the product number or both doesn't return anything. I've tried the HP support site forum and no response yet. This is server hardware that I've inherited and no one…
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Helpdesk Software
My company is need of new/better ticketing system. We currently have a custom coded solution that requires a person to assign a ticket that is sent to a email distribution. would like this automated and seems like a lot of solutions do this. Was curious what everyone is using or would recommend I look at. Preferably free…
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Which is the best laptop for web development?
Hi.. I am looking to purchase a laptop for professional work that is for web development. I would like to know which is the best laptop suitable for web development process.
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Cisco 3602i WAP AC Module, will it do 2.4Ghz N, 5Ghz N and 5Ghz AC
Figure I would post this here since the CCNA-W forum doesn't get a lot of views. I have been going through the CCNA Wireless labs and have a bunch of different AP's to play with, 3502i,3502e,3602i,3702i's and had a question about the 3602i. Since the 3602i does 2.4Ghz N and 5Ghz N, When you add the 802.11ac module will it…
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Symantec 2018 Internet Security Report
In case you haven't seen it yet...worth the read https://www.symantec.com/security-center/threat-report
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cannt get into Cisco 2509 Access server
While using/learning Xmodem to reinstall IOS on my cisco 2509, I was trying the delete flash and wanted to delete the IOS and then reinstall c2500-is-l.123-24.bin. I deleted the partition and flash. I set the configure-register to 1152000 and put in 0x3922, did a reload and pushed yes. Now when I boot up I get (see below)…
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A few questions for security pros
I try to keep security in mind, but by no means am I a security expert. I'm curious how you all would handle these situations 1) My company recently switched to Office 365 and plans to use only OneDrive for external file sharing. One that decision was made, we blocked all other file-sharing services. However, lot of my…
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Network Diagram Software
What software do you use to draw your network diagrams? I've seen some diagrams that make everything look so nice and neat, but not sure what any are called.
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Patch management question?
Hi I have a question I currently work as level 2 desktop support and our security admin was let go about two months ago, so I volunteered to do the patching, and now my manager has left and they’ve hired a security admin but have left the task of patching on me, I am salary so no overtime, should I look to get increased…
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Those pesky discounts for people with .edu email addresses! Wish I had one!
Some may call me cheap, I call myself frugal/thrifty. Who am I kidding, I'm cheap. One thing I noticed is the price of many exams are substantially cheaper (by half or more in some cases) if you can prove you have a .edu email address. I've been out of college 11 years. My .edu email is gone, it has been for a long time. I…
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O'Reilly Safari Half-Off code til 16Mar18
Got one of those nifty emails reminding me that I allowed my Safari membership lapse so O'Reilly was kind enough to send the promotion code for 199/year. Really that's as good as it gets for Safari or at least as good as I have seen, myself.…
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My TechExams 10 year anniversary - Reflecting on a decade in the industry
So It's been exactly 10 years since I decided to sign up and create a user on TechExams. I was stalking the forums for few months prior to that. How I found the forums. I think by Googling, I wanted to know what books people used to study for the CCNA. By that time I was in my LAST few months at Uni (about to graduate),…
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Working for a micro size company and being tasked with setting up a personal laptop
Good Morning, One of my managers bought a laptop at BestBuy yesterday and left a note to migrate data from his old personal laptop to a new personal laptop. I view this as being outside the bounds of what an employee can be asked. Setting up a work laptop is par for the course, but setting up a personal laptop is outside…
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Cyber Security books for beginners
What do you guys suggest a book for cyber security, that aim at beginners? I thinking getting a masters in cyber security but I taking this 6 month course to get some certs. I want to get a head start in cyber security. It doesn't necessary have to be text book, it could be any book. Thanks everybody
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Try Harder Kali t-shirt
Anyone know where I can get a t-shirt that says Try harder and has the kali dragon logo? I looked at their site but couldn't find any.
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looking for dd-wrt compatible router
hey guys: just moved to new apartment and i have upgraded my internet speed to 200 mbps...and realized my router max speed is only 100 mbps so not getting what i pay for. I need a 802.11ac dual band router in range of $50-$70 that will run dd-wrt. looked over amazon...too many choices so i am super confused. thanks.
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Tax Cut Bonus
What are you guys doing with your bonus this year? The company I work for has never given them before this year. The tax cut has allowed them to hand out a modest across the board bonus. It's been several years since I've gotten one. I suppose I'll put it toward paying my wife's car off early, but I'd really like to put it…
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BSides Austin March 8-9
I'll be there. Who else is going?
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Any Skillsoft opinions?
Any opinions on certification video courses from Skillsoft? To be more specific, the courses I'm thinking about viewing are CySA+ and CISSP
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Document Version Control
Hello, I have a client that wants to automate some document control. They have a directory on the file server that stores .PDF versions of schematics. At the moment, someone manually renames a PDF (i.e. schematic.pdf to schematic_revA.pdf) and moves to an "old_revisions" folder, then copies the newest version to the…
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What does Blockchain mean for Cybersecurity?
I was just wondering what everyone's thoughts were on the subject? It's going to disrupt a lot of industries and I was wondering what the effect was going to be on network professionals. Deloitte put out an article addressing the technology and it sparked the question. Article :…
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Tired of software programs constantly going the subscription route
I just need to vent. I’m just tired of companies trying to shove subscription based software down my throat. I get it, software costs money to maintain. I also get that apparently subscription services are a good way for companies to increase their revenue. I just don’t think companies understand, or more likely don’t…
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Isolating vulnerable systems
We have a windows server (we'll call it ServerA) that has a critical vulnerability. For the next few months, we cannot patch this system. I was thinking about this. The only two systems that need to access this system are ServerB and the vulnerability scanner. I was thinking about using Windows firewall to allow traffic…
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Deprecation of 3 Year SSL Certificates
As a bunch of you probably know already, as of March 1 2018, you will not longer be able to purchase an SSL certificate with a validity period longer than 27 months. Should companies follow this for their Internal CA, like MS Certificate Authority?
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How long typically to adopt to I.T in an enterprise
So I recently got my first I.T job in a security role. The product etc is huge. Wondering how long it typically takes someone to adapt whether new or coming from a support role etc?
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Physical Security Technology Resources
I recently landed a job in a physical security space (cameras, salient completeview, etc) in a large enterprise. I have a background in app support, but this is my first gig in a security-related area. I'm wondering if anyone has any good resources (books, sites) for newbies in the physical security tech area?
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Cyber Security Jobs - What is it really like?
Hello all. I have an offshoot question for the peeps currently in the Cyber Security field. I am getting ready to start my own journey into this industry and have an odd question. What is the work/life balance in Cyber positions? I know this is a very broad question and depends on a lot of factors, but in your experience…
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Tons of Free Courses from Top Schools
Here are some links of free courses from top schools in different disciplines. https://qz.com/1120344/200-universities-just-launched-600-free-online-courses-heres-the-full-list/ https://www.class-central.com/universities
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Cisco, Palo Alto, Dell, etc... - Bugs in network hardware
90% of my daily work is with Cisco hardware, with the other 10% being a mix of HP / Aruba switching and a few other big names on the firewall side. My question is whether or not manufacturers outside of Cisco experience bugs? If so, is this a common occurrence? I've seen plenty of threads online with people asking who is…
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SANS Cyber Workforce Academy Chicago Area
Just saw this https://www.sans.org/cybertalent/cyber-workforce-academy-chicago#how-program-works
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This sounds serious, I better update my account.
[h=1]Account VERIFICATION[/h] Dear Customer, We're writing to let you know that your account requires an important update due to your past activities in your account, As part of our security measures you are strongly advised to update your information. To update your information now please visit chase.com/updateinfo (link…
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CISSP - Same instructor but using a different name
What kind of **** is this....I came across this training on Udemy, saw the reviews were good, so i decided to preview it. As soon as I started it, I realized, waiiiiiiiiiiiiiit a minute, this is the same course from Safari, same voice, same content. On Safari, the instructor says his name is David Miller, but on Udemy, his…
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Grammarly Chrome extension made private documents public
For those of you who use Grammarly in Chrome, might want to check for an update https://www.techrepublic.com/article/flaw-in-grammarly-chrome-extension-made-private-documents-public/
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Outlook Time zone appointment issue
Hi, don't know if this is the right place to ask this sorta thing, but here goes.. I have encountered an issue recently where if someone goes into amend the time zone of an outlook meeting, it seems to disappear from the calendar. However, I have tested this with one of my colleagues, and this doesn't happen for us. Any…
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Creating a "one-size-fits-all" image
Hello folks, Does anyone have experience on building a Windows 10 image that could be used across all platforms? Currently, my method is using VMWare Workstation to build the image in audit mode, by installing the necessary apps, unattended installation files, and editing the administrative templates. My results so far,…
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Anyone that works with ASA's available to offer some tips?
Via pm? I have a diagram of an issue at work and wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction, thanks in adv.
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BSides Austin March 8-9
I just registered. Anybody else going? https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bsides-austin-2018-38-39-registration-41689707036 I just wish they hadn't scheduled it during SXSW. Through most of March, Austin's a MADHOUSE! A MADHOUSE! But seriously, if I didn't work downtown, I'd avoid that part of town like the plague. And I'm a…
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CompTIA exam registration down? (I don't think it is I think they are just lying )
I have taken a number of CompTIA exams in the past and have my CompTIA candidate ID number. Wednesday I went to register for the PenTest+ Beta literally as soon as the link went active, login enter my ID number and can't register because my ID is "pending" , system says please wait while they resolve the issue. 3 days…
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Artificial Intelligence Security?
Anyone used Cylance for thier company? I have done alot of research and a few demos with these guys and I need an unbiased opinion of thier protect product. Runs about 2-3x the regular price point but so far it's seems solid if not far better than McAfee solutions we are using.
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BitLocker Decryption Keys
Good Afternoon, My company does not have an AD controller, but we do use Office365. I was tasked to build several laptops and when prompted I told the OS that these PCs are being used at work. I was prompted for my user name and password and everything installed fine. I did see in various places AzureAD\username that…
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Mac Permission Error
I'm trying to transfer data from a network share to a USB drive and I keep getting this error. "The operation could not be completed because you don't have permission to access some of the items". I have read/write access for all the files I'm trying to transfer and there's no custom permissions set on the USB drive. Has…
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Offline files question
Hello, First off, I normally disable offline files in a desktop environment/small office. I inherited an environment where the following is in production: - Old DC/File/Print server. - New DC/File/Print server. -User "My Documents" and "Desktop" are redirected to old file server share "Netdata". -GPO Mapped drive letter…
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Ideas for privilege escalation via a custom [printer] driver
Hello there. First time poster. I've stumbled on this forum from some google searches on SANS certifications ive been interested in. I'm currently doing the OS PWK course, but this question isnt about that certification as much as it is about ideas/guidance for a penetration test I'm participating in for work I'm somewhat…
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Buying or DIY a 12U rack
Hello , I will buy a hp dl380 g6 or G7 (2U) server and i want to put all my switches/routers and the HP in the same rack. Also I am torn between buying a 12U rack or a DIY 12U rack .For those who have a home lab , did you buy or build one ? I already have a "ikea" and a desktop rack but the HP server is to heavy and around…
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Email Issue
Hi Guys, I was wondering again if you can help me with a little issue? Would it be possible if when we send emails from the Recruitment HR (na[EMAIL="name@.com"]me@.com[/EMAIL]) they are saved within “sent items” within that mailbox and not posted to the individual’ sent items. Thanks in advance. Rob
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Any Goog Batch Scripters In here?
Im trying to put together a simple batch script that creates an entry in the registry. I would like the script to check to see if it exists, if it doesnt, it adds it and if it does exists the command closes. This is what Ive got but it doesnt work, is adds the reg, but when i test it again it asks me if I wont to add it…
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Wireless Conferences in February or March?
Hey Folks, I just wanted to pick your brains regarding Wi-Fi specific conferences such as WLPC in the February or March time-frame or recommend any wireless technology conference. I am trying to gather some information so that I can make use of our training budget before it gets siphoned away . Thanks in advance!
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Landesk Builds
Good Morning Guys, I am wondering if anyone can help me with an issue that I am having. We currently build new PC's through LanDesk for new users and at the minute I am currently building one for an existing user. My question is:- Is there a way on LanDesk where I can check to see what currently software he already has on…
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Imposter syndome
Anyone been in similar shoes? How do you get over this feeling??
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WIFI Alliance announce new WPA3 security
Coming soon to a wireless device near you https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/01/08/1285013/0/en/Wi-Fi-Alliance-introduces-security-enhancements.html
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Anyone attended a CompTIA SME Workshop before?
I know the NDA is very tight, but I am curious as to what to expect with the upcoming A+ workshop. Has anyone been to one of these before? Any suggestions regarding hotels, driving, etc? Thanks!
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ShmooCon 2018. Are you going?
If you are... Got (or know anyone) with an extra ticket?!?!?! If so, PM this guyyyy
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WSUS AMD and Spectre
I ended up with the task of necroing our WSUS server right when Spectre/Meltdown hit. WSUS seems straightforward for the most part, but all 64 bit machines are showing AMD64 for their processors when they are not.. I have read that this is because of the instruction set of the CPU and isn't a big deal. However because of…
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Good Splunk resources
I have recently taken on a new role at my job and was wondering if anyone here knew of any good books for learning and tweaking Splunk to my needs besides docs.splunk.com. I know the docs site is a very goods resource but I am looking for other resources as well. I have access to free Splunk training through my company…
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Devil is in the Details
I've been writing a web app for work to give you the location of the closet gas station and produce a web link that will open Google Maps on your mobile device to give you turn by turn directions to it. We have gas stations throughout the state that we can use and while you'll typically end up using the same one, being we…
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Cisco Compact Flash Eject Button
A while back I picked up a Cisco ASA 5520 from Ebay to lab on. The seller did a good job protecting it in shipping but it was wrapped in shrink-wrap so tight that it broke off the ejector button from the compact flash drive. Is that something that can be replaced? It's not a huge issue since it does not interfere with the…