In my last post, I discussed using sed, the stream editor to make configuration file changes via a bash script. There are two important factors to keep in mind: Many configuration file can only be modified as root, and The location of configuration files will vary depending on the Linux… Continue reading
After extensive searching the InterWebs and finding a lack of documentation on how to install TShark in a silent/unattended mode, I came across a related StackExchange post by Franck Dernoncourt that got me on the right track. Here is what I came up with for Debian: DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get -y install tshark Background… Continue reading
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Lots of crazy stuff going down right now, and lots of disinformation. My feed is not political. But as you parse the fog, this guest blog post on counter intelligence is prescient: https://kennethghartman.com/opsec-is-really-not-opsec/
To me, saying "identity is the new perimeter" feels like saying "Airline passengers are the new Airport Security Checkpoints." Yeah, I get #ZeroTrust. Trust boundaries still matter, so don't conflate them with identities.
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