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  • Why Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) Usage Numbers Will Not Improve Any Time Soon?
    December 13, 2021

    Why Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) Usage Numbers Will Not Improve Any Time Soon?

    If you have missed the news lately, cybersecurity is one of the most discussed topics nowadays. From supply chain exploits to data leaks to business email compromise (BEC) there is no break – especially during the pandemic. Many (if not all) start with an account compromise. And if you ask any cybersecurity expert, they will…

  • To 404 or Not to 404 – Using HTTP Response Codes to Provide User-Friendly Error Messages in Microservices Implementation
    September 7, 2021

    To 404 or Not to 404 – Using HTTP Response Codes to Provide User-Friendly Error Messages in Microservices Implementation

    How often the following happens to you? You write your client code, you call an API, and receive a 404 Not found response. You start investigating the issue in your code; change a line here or there; spend hours troubleshooting just to find out that the issue is on the server-side, and you can’t do…

  • What do you need to know about Helm 2, Helm 3, and ACR?
    August 18, 2021

    What do you need to know about Helm 2, Helm 3, and ACR?

    In the last few months, I started seeing more and more customers using Azure Container Registry (or ACR) for storing their Helm charts. However, many of them are confused about how to properly push and use the charts stored in ACR. So, in this post, I will document a few things that need the most…

  • Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 3 – Configuring Business Planning and Logistics (IT)
    May 11, 2021

    Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 3 – Configuring Business Planning and Logistics (IT)

    In the last two posts Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 1 – Configuring the IT Proxy and Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 2 – Configuring the Enterprise Network (IT) we have set up the proxy and the top layer of the hierarchical IoT Edge network. This post…

  • Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 2 – Configuring the Enterprise Network (IT)
    April 15, 2021

    Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 2 – Configuring the Enterprise Network (IT)

    In my last post, I started explaining how to configure the IoT Edge device hierarchy’s IT Proxy. This post will go one layer down and set up the Layer 5 device from the Purdue model for manufacturing networks. Reconfiguring The Network While implementing network segregation in the cloud is relatively easy, implementing it with a…

  • Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 1 – Configuring the IT Proxy
    March 31, 2021

    Configuring a hierarchy of IoT Edge Devices at Home Part 1 – Configuring the IT Proxy

    To provide support for the hierarchical Azure IoT Edge scenarios we started working on a connected registry implementation that will allow extension of the Azure container registry functionality to on-premises. For those of you who are not familiar with what a hierarchical IoT Edge scenario is, take a look at the Purdue network model used…

  • Embed the Origin Dockerfiles into Your Docker Container Images Using Labels
    February 24, 2021

    Embed the Origin Dockerfiles into Your Docker Container Images Using Labels

    With the recent Solorigate incident, a lot of emphasis is put on determining the origin of the software running in an enterprise. For Docker container images, this will mean to embed in the image the Dockerfile the image was built from. However, tracking down the software origin is not so trivial to do. For closed-source…

  • Learn More About Your Home Network with Elastic SIEM – Part 2: Collect Firewall Logs
    August 26, 2020

    Learn More About Your Home Network with Elastic SIEM – Part 2: Collect Firewall Logs

    In my previous post, Learn More About Your Home Network with Elastic SIEM – Part 1: Setting Up Elastic SIEM, I explained how you could set up Elastic SIEM on a Raspberry Pi[ad]. The next thing you would want to do is to collect the logs from your firewall and analyze them. Before I jump…

  • Learn More About Your Home Network with Elastic SIEM – Part 1: Setting Up Elastic SIEM
    June 9, 2020

    Learn More About Your Home Network with Elastic SIEM – Part 1: Setting Up Elastic SIEM

    Last night I had some free time to play with my network, and I ran  tcpdump out of curiosity. For a while, I’ve been interested to analyze what traffic is going through my home network, and the result of my test pushed me to get to work. I have a bunch of Raspberry Pi devices…

  • Implementing Cybersecurity Research Sandbox Environment in the Cloud
    January 23, 2020

    Implementing Cybersecurity Research Sandbox Environment in the Cloud

    For a while, I’ve been planning to build a cybersecurity research environment in the cloud that I can use to experiment with and research malicious cyber activities. Well, yesterday I received the following message on my cell phone: Hello mate, your FEDEX package with tracking code GB-6412-GH83 is waiting for you to set delivery preferences:…

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