Other Posts Tagged "IT Security"

What SimeonOnSecurity learned about and found interesting today

SimeonOnSecurity learned and discovered several interesting things today related to Windows security and automation using Ansible.

First, two new and updated repositories were identified. The Windows_STIG_Ansible repository provides a complete solution for configuring Windows systems to meet Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) requirements, using the Ansible automation platform. The windows_stigs repository is a collection of Ansible roles for configuring Windows systems to meet STIG requirements, and it is available on Ansible Galaxy, a central repository for sharing Ansible content.

What SimeonOnSecurity learned about and found interesting today

SimeonOnSecurity has updated a page on his website and learned about a few resources that he finds interesting. The updated page is the writeup for the Invite Challenge on HackTheBox. This page provides an in-depth analysis of the process of solving the challenge on both Windows and Linux systems.

In addition to the updated page, SimeonOnSecurity also discovered some useful learning resources. One of these resources is a blog post by Cameron Nokes that focuses on working with JSON in bash using the jq tool. The jq tool is a command-line utility that makes it easy to parse, filter, and manipulate JSON data.

What SimeonOnSecurity learned about and found interesting today

SimeonOnSecurity learned about and found interesting things on ImmersiveLabs, videos and some topics that would be of interest to others.

On ImmersiveLabs, SimeonOnSecurity completed multiple defensive and offensive labs, providing hands-on experience and improving security skills.

SimeonOnSecurity also found several videos that are of interest, including “How to steal free software (and do it badly)” by Gardiner Bryant, “What’s Happening (And Not Happening) With Hyperloop | Answers With Joe” by Joe Scott, “you need to learn Virtual Machines RIGHT NOW!! (Kali Linux VM, Ubuntu, Windows)” by NetworkChuck, and “Convince Your Dungeon Master to Buy a 3D Printer [with orcs]” by Zack Freedman. Each video provides unique insights and perspectives into technology, security and other topics that can be informative and entertaining.