JPCERT shares Windows Event Log tips to detect ransomware attacks

The investigation strategy proposed by JPCERT/CC covers four types of Windows Event Logs: Application, Security, System, and Setup logs.

Monitor Linux System Performance From the Terminal With These 5 Tools

Command line tools are beneficial in managing linux machines. https://www.howtogeek.com/monitor-linux-system-performance-from-the-terminal/

Top 10 Open-Source Intelligence Tools (OSINT)

OSINT tools help access, collate, and organize relevant data based on queries within the various tools. Organizations wanting to develop an OSINT practice should consider what approach they should take when leveraging these tools.

6 things hackers know that they don’t want security pros to know that they know | CSO Online

“Hackers know that the average CISO has a lot on their plates and they don’t have enough [resources] to get everything done.

These 14 Linux Commands Helped Me Become a Better Troubleshooter

Using Linux, especially as a server, often means dealing with new errors and resolving them. Most of them are easy to fix with just a web search. But some errors may require that you do some digging. In this guide, I’m sharing some Linux commands that will help you diagnose and solve those kinds of Linux errors.

Protect Your Privacy: How to Blur Your Home on Google Maps – CNET

But for all the good it does, Street View can also be used as a tool for stalkers and criminals. It gives anyone a free ticket to examine parts of your home without actually being there in person. 

How to Browse the Web in Your Linux Terminal With Lynx

Lynx doesn’t look like a traditional web browser at first glance, so it can be used as an inconspicuous way of reading news or browsing other websites without others knowing what you’re doing (which might make that fourth meeting of the day more tolerable).

11 Proven Tips to Deter Burglars and Stop Break-Ins Early – CNET

With the right system and camera settings, important features and proper placement, you can scare away thieves or vandals, let trespassers know you’re watching and halt porch pirates in their tracks.

Ransomware gang targets IT workers with new SharpRhino malware

Hunters International’s new tactic of deploying websites to impersonate legitimate open-source network scanning tools indicates that they are targeting IT workers in the hopes of breaching accounts with elevated privileges.

North Korean hacker got hired by US security vendor, immediately loaded malware | Ars Technica

Personally, I would not want to deal with a Cybersecurity company that apparently has such poor hiring protocols that they let this happen. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/07/us-security-firm-unwittingly-hired-apparent-nation-state-hacker-from-north-korea/