We often get confronted by a difficult problem - the lack of understanding of our environment, be that our community, organization or computer network. This originates from the structure of such systems, a finite amount of autonomous parts, which interact constantly with each other and produce unexpected results. Because of this inherent complexity, such systems are aptly named "Complex Systems". There is still some confusion in differentiating Complex Systems from Complicated Systems and in this blog we will try to give a quick overview of each.
ReadEric Zimmerman has written a collection of powerful forensics analysis tools. The installation process requires some work, but here is a step by step guide to install the tools on a Windows 11 computer.
ReadIf you have already tried to develop a bot in golang for mattermost, you have probably already found the documentation page for the API.
ReadThis Wednesday we welcomed the Hungarian Cybersecurity Roadshow delegation. The Cybersecurity Roadshow delegation is composed of representatives of 14 Hungarian governmental actors, companies and R&D institutions which are active in the cyber defence sector. For 4 days, they are traveling around Europe to meet their peers.
ReadIf you are using the current version of the SIFT workstation, the installed version of RegRipper has a bug that shows the following error message: 'Global symbol "$plugindir" requires explicit package name'. Luckily this bug is easy to fix. Here is how...
ReadIn this blog post we will show how to implement continuous deployment with GitLab and docker compose. More precisely, we will show how to use a gitlab-ci pipeline to:
ReadIn our previous post of the Building Your Bash Toolkit series, we delved deep into the process_args function, a utility that enables our bash scripts to handle both piped and direct inputs effortlessly. With that power in hand, we are set to further simplify some of the common bash scripting tasks.
ReadIf you have already looked at blockchain technology, you might have noticed that two different names are often opposed:
ReadIn the inaugural blog post of our Building Your Bash Toolkit series, we embarked on a journey to simplify our Bash interactions. Today, we dive deeper, introducing a utility function, process_args, that seamlessly merges both direct and piped inputs.
ReadWelcome to the first installment of our series on developing your own set of Bash tools. For those who frequently work in the terminal, you'll understand the immense value in having a suite of custom tools tailored to your needs. This series aims to guide you in building that toolkit, ensuring you streamline and simplify those recurring actions in the terminal.
ReadSometimes it happens that files we did not want to delete are removed from the computer or external drives, or in the case of forensics analysis, we want to look for files that were previously on the system, but now are gone. Luckily, there are still ways to recover such data with relative ease!
ReadBlockchain Smart Contract Ethereum
When starting to develop a smart contract it can sometimes be difficult and confusing how to deploy them and test them. You have the well known online tools like remix but sometimes you prefer to do stuff locally.
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