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Using LibreNMS and NetBox together is a powerful combination for network monitoring and IP address management. Here are some best practices: | |
Integrate Device Discovery: | |
Use LibreNMS for automatic device discovery and import discovered devices into NetBox for inventory and documentation. | |
Configure webhooks or scripts to sync discovered devices from LibreNMS to NetBox. | |
IPAM Integration: | |
Manage IP addresses and subnets in NetBox and ensure LibreNMS uses NetBox as the source of truth for device IP assignments. | |
Sync NetBox’s IP information with LibreNMS for accurate monitoring. |
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Here's an overview of some well-known risk frameworks, methodologies, and tools within the cyber security field: | |
Risk Frameworks: | |
NIST Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF) | |
Comprehensive guidelines for managing and reducing cybersecurity risk | |
https://www.nist.gov/cyberframework |
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zabbix 7.2 on debian bookworm | |
#A non-root user with an administrator user | |
#Installing PostgreSQL Server | |
sudo apt update | |
sudo apt install postgresql postgresql-contrib -y | |
sudo systemctl is-enabled postgresql && sudo systemctl status postgresql |
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ChatGPT | |
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Gemini | |
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Gemini | |
Big O Notation, Time and Space Complexity | |
Big O Notation |
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gemini | |
Here are two ways to run a JNLP file on Windows 10: | |
Method 1: Using Java Web Start Launcher | |
Make sure you have Java installed: JNLP files rely on Java to run the application they describe. You can check if you have Java by searching for "java -version" in the Command Prompt or PowerShell. If you don't have it, download and install the latest version from Java download page. | |
Right-click on the JNLP file: Locate the JNLP file you want to run. Right-click on it. |
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#Gemini | |
let's calculate the estimated cracking time for an 8-character password with only lowercase alphabetical characters. | |
Number of possible characters: | |
We have lowercase alphabets (a-z), which is 26 characters. | |
Password Length: |
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AI red teaming is a specialized security practice that simulates real-world attacks against artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Its purpose is to uncover vulnerabilities and weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them. Effective AI red teaming requires a deep understanding of AI, cybersecurity, and ethical hacking. This training focuses on the attack techniques, vulnerabilities, and defense strategies, providing hands-on experience to build expertise in AI security. Here's a breakdown of best practices: | |
1. Define Clear Objectives and Scope: | |
Target Identification: Precisely define the AI systems or components under scrutiny. This could be a facial recognition system, a fraud detection model, a chatbot, or any other AI-powered application. | |
Threat Modeling: Develop realistic attack scenarios based on potential threats. Consider the attacker's motives, skills, |
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The error message indicates that dnsmasq failed to start because port 53 (DNS) is already in use by another process. This prevents dnsmasq from binding to the required port. | |
Steps to Fix the Issue | |
1. Identify the Process Using Port 53 | |
Run the following command to check which process is occupying port 53: | |
sudo netstat -tulnp | grep :53 | |
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#compare mac address in the network adapter settings to the one in the output of command ip addr | |
Open a terminal on your Ubuntu 20.04 virtual machine. | |
Run the ip addr command to display information about the network interfaces. | |
ip addr | |
Virtual Machine Settings - Hardware - Network Adapter - Advanced - MAC Address |
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diagnose sniffer packet vs diag debug flow filter | |
# diagnose sniffer packet checks if the packet reaches fortigate | |
# diag debug flow filter checks packet's traffic within fortigate internally | |
diagnose debug flow #trace per-packet operations for flow tracing | |
diagnose sniffer packet #trace per-Ethernet frame | |
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#WEB GUI v7.2.3 |