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22. 05. 2024 Alessandro Taufer Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.34

RPM Mirror We fixed some bugs related to the NetEye rpmmirror: Updated packages We updated the following packages: Post installation steps After installing the neteye-pulp3-mirror package you should re-run the setup of the rpmmirror ( neteye rpmmirror setup ) to make the bugfixes effective.

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21. 05. 2024 Alessandro Taufer Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.35

RPM Mirror We fixed some bugs related to the NetEye rpmmirror: Module Audit Log We also fixed another bug in the audit log module that did not allow correct display in environments with many logs. Updated packages We updated the following packages: Post installation steps After installing the neteye-pulp3-mirror package you should re-run the setup…

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17. 05. 2024 Mattia Codato Development, DevOps, NetEye

Boosting NetEye CI Speed: Test Parallelization

In a previous blog post, we looked at how we sped up certain stages of the NetEye pipeline through parallelization. This boost not only lifted team spirits but, more importantly, ramped up the pace of delivering new features and bug fixes, giving everyone the motivation to keep enhancing the pipeline across different stages. In another…

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16. 05. 2024 Mirko Ioris SOCnews

SOC News | May 16 – Data stolen from SYNLAB published on the Dark Web

SYNLAB, European leader in medical diagnostic services, was the victim of a cyber attack last April. The compromised infrastructure is the one that runs Italians clinics only, other countries were not affected. In early May, ransomware group BlackBasta claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it had stolen 1.5TB of sensitive medical data from Italian citizens….

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15. 05. 2024 Marco Berlanda Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.35

We fixed a few bugs in Tornado: Updated packages We updated the following packages:

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09. 05. 2024 Giuseppe Di Garbo NetEye

How to Customize NetEye Reports for Your Brand

In this blog post, we’ll explore the power of custom branding in NetEye reports. The reporting module offers the ability to filter specific hosts and services while also enabling the configuration of custom thresholds to visually emphasize unmet SLAs. Users have the flexibility to generate reports manually or automatically, such as on a weekly or…

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08. 05. 2024 Elena Valgoi Atlassian, Knowledge Management, Service Management

Atlassian News ~ team’24 Edition

News from Las Vegas #wewerethere A lot is going on in the Atlassian world and a lot of news was announced in the past days during Team ’24, an annual conference held in Las Vegas🎉 All the recorded sessions can be found here, …but if you want a quick summary of all the news, you’re…

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07. 05. 2024 Gianluca Piccolo Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.35

We fixed a bug in the Logrotate configuration for GLPI that prevented the logs to be compressed and archived. Updated packages We updated the following packages:

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06. 05. 2024 Tobias Goller Unified Monitoring

QUIC, What’s That?

As you may know, I do ntopng consulting, and support companies in their implementation of ntop solutions. For some time now, ntopng users have noticed a high amount of QUIC traffic in their respective networks. Most people don’t really know what QUIC is, which is why I’d like to take this as an opportunity to…

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06. 05. 2024 Damiano Chini Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.35

We fixed a bug in the neteye update and neteye upgrade commands that was causing the NetEye default Logstash plugins to be installed from the Internet on passive cluster nodes. In particular this was causing the commands to fail in case these nodes did not have access to rubygems.org. Updated packages We updated the following…

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06. 05. 2024 Damiano Chini Bug Fixes, NetEye

Bug Fixes for NetEye 4.34

We fixed a bug in the neteye update and neteye upgrade commands that was causing the NetEye default Logstash plugins to be installed from the Internet on passive cluster nodes. In particular this was causing the commands to fail in case these nodes did not have access to rubygems.org. Updated packages We updated the following…

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06. 05. 2024 Charles Callaway Documentation

Making Your Own Video Tutorials, Part 17: My Full Video Pipeline

In this series I’ve given you lots of advice on making your own tutorial-style IT videos for YouTube as a single DIY “maker”: writer, lighting, director, cameraman, editor, audio specialist, etc. But these posts weren’t written in the order of my “workflow”, i.e. the sequence I actually go through when making a new video. So…

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03. 05. 2024 Valentina Da Rold Development

Exploring Tailwind CSS: A Game-Changer in Frontend Development

In the R&D Team, it’s imperative to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to emerging technologies. One such innovation that has been making waves in the frontend community is Tailwind CSS, and we decided to adopt it in the development of the Wuerth Phoenix CTF 2024 website. In this blog post, we’ll dive…

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30. 04. 2024 Franco Federico Unified Monitoring

Reacting with Remediation after a Service Goes Down

A customer last week asked me to implement the following use case: When a production PLC device (programmable logic controller) goes offline, any associated service must be automatically switched off, since it needs to connect to the PLC in order to exchange data from the source server, and for that the PLC must be active….

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30. 04. 2024 Mirko Ioris SOCnews

SOC News | Apr 30 – New Cyber Attacker Groups Detected

During the last week of April, our Attacker Centric SOC detected multiple new cyber attacker group websites in the Dark Web. Called Dedicated Leak Sites (DLS), they are widely used by ransomware gangs to publish stolen confidential data when the victim refuses to pay the ransom. Usually, after an attack is claimed, a small amount of…

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