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What is the SSL Offloading solution, and how does it work? SSL protocol (of course, this protocol is obsolete, and its replacement version is TLS, but the name of the SSL Offloading solution has not changed, for that reason, we use the title SSL) is a protocol that is used to encrypt and decrypt data […]
SSH or Secure Shell is a secure protocol for remote communication between systems and servers. This protocol is an alternative to Telnet, which has security and encryption mechanisms. This article will discuss 7 tips to secure the SSH protocol. In the past, the Telnet protocol was used to establish remote communication, execute commands, and manage […]
we’ve come from the previous page here… ISO/OSI Model; Open Systems Interconnection ‘N’ Notation There are many terminologies that are used to describe the OSI Model and its layers, one such terminology is the N Notation. The letter N is often used to generically refer to ta number within the computer world. In the OSI […]
ISO/OSI Model; Open Systems Interconnection OSI stands for Open Systems Interconnection, it is a model which tells us how the application communicates over a network. Basically, seven marvelous layers that IT systems use to communicate and disseminate data over network, established in 1983 by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and became a working product […]
Today, malware is one of the biggest threats to our organizations and assets. Identifying and hunting this malware is one of the most important issues in the field of security. In this article, we are going to talk about 10 commonly used tools for identifying and analyzing malware. What Is Malware Analysis? Malware analysis refers […]
SIGMA format is one of the common languages ​​of security systems such as EDR and SIEM. According to this format, we can create rules to identify threats. Note that SOC engineers are constantly dealing with security equipment, including SIEM. SIEMs have different languages, each of which follows a specific format. For example, to detect the […]
Today, one of the attackers’ most widely used techniques is the Fileless Malware. Fileless Malware refers to malware that does not use a specific code or binary on the disk to execute and does not execute certain content on the disk, which is malicious code related to the attacker’s malware. Fileless Malware can take many […]
Today, there are many defense types of equipment, techniques and tactics, tools, and laws that security organizations and engineers use. All of these are far from aimed at preventing attacks and threats, but the question always arises: Are the techniques and methods we use resistant to the attacks we want and can prevent them? We […]
Lab Introduction It is undeniable that during a learning process it would be helpful if we could deal with the examples of real-life challenges in order to commit to memory and put them into practice. For practicing in the realm of data transmission network. They help to simulate and emulate the traffic flow, configurations, related […]
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