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Can we do DaC for elastic security? And if so then what would be the proper workflow 😅

Excellent Guide! I am finding extreme difficulty acquiring a thinkpad here in Australia though!

35:00 did you ever hear from Okta how the attackers actually got access? Was there a malicious chrome plugin on their profile that read saved password or was an inside threat? Doing research on this for a school project. Thank you

404 views when I was watching 🤔

We are anonymous we are Legion we do not forgive we do not forget

can you do a WG (new) built in version with mullvad i been trying for weeks and i have 3 walkthoughs i cannot get (send receive to save my life

Hey, I know that Jesse guy

Oh this looks interesting..... - sudo nano msi-install... nope, not interesting.

Hi, do you know if it possible to get the private key for PIA vpn,..im not sure how to get it

Thing video couldn't have came at a better time! I am currently working on my home lab to gain some talking points for a potential cyber security internship. Thank you guys, love the channel

Pleas add translate Arabic language And thanks for this video

thank you for the talk, it was really useful.

14:04 Did you fix the Alias "Proton_Outbound_Hosts" because you filled out the categories tab not the content tab? haven't seen it in the fixing part later?

thanks for the helpful video , i want to ask you that the discord link isnt working

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Did you run Wazuh and The Hive with Virtual box? Can you share how your lab is setup?

I am confused about the installation process for the agent. Can the agent be installed in different networks across multiple offices?

is it possible to use this for an one host only? I tryed changing the outbound rule to an specific host only but all my other LAN hosts stopped work.

my steam account got hacked and i think it might be this as i got an email from them dont remember signing up to them

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:21 🛠️ *Wazuh is discussed as an open-source EDR platform with a dashboard.* 02:51 📊 *Wazuh agent capabilities include active response, command execution, configuration assessment, file integrity monitoring, and malware detection.* 07:24 🌐 *Wazuh's architecture includes master nodes, worker nodes, and a dashboard, and it can connect to various types of endpoints, including virtual machines and containers.* 08:18 💻 *Hardware requirements for setting up Wazuh include 8GB of RAM and 50GB of storage, with support for Ubuntu and CentOS.* 20:56 🔑 *When setting up Wazuh, it's crucial to save the admin username and password provided during the installation process, as they are needed to access the dashboard.* 25:40 🧰 *The speaker demonstrated the use of an Ansible playbook for Windows configuration.* 27:20 📊 *The dashboard in Wazuh allows monitoring and managing connected devices, providing information about their operating systems and other details.* 29:29 💡 *The open-source nature of Wazuh makes it a valuable tool for those interested in cybersecurity without access to expensive paid software.* 31:27 🔄 *Proxbox, another free tool, can complement Wazuh for red team and blue team activities, offering more flexibility than some paid alternatives.* 35:38 📜 *Windows logs can be vague, and it's important to interpret them properly to avoid misconceptions about potential threats.* Made with HARPA AI

Very interesting, I will give this a go at some point.

It is not free now, they have stopped the free version and restricted it to 3 user licenses, but an amazing app for Incident Response Platform

Awesome content sir! I really like the format with the demonstration along with relevant conversation. I am planning on doing this exact thing. I thought it was funny how the question of leaks was brought up. I was thinking this has got to be the most foolproof way of ensuring all traffic through tunnel. As you guys mentioned, without understanding BSD, OPNsense (source code) and probably other things I am not even smart enough to know I don't know... the only way to TRULY know is to inspect the packets going out... As a thirty-six year old college dropout, scrambling to self educate as much as possible before finding my exact IT path, this type of content is gold! Reading the books and watching the lectures has been crucial but being able to use old hardware to homelab and watch videos like this has really kept me been what keeps driving me to better myself. I uninstalled Discord along with Steam so I would not waste my free time playing games. I was contemplating re-installing discord because r/homelab has been gold for me, there are a lot of guys like you that seem to just enjoy sharing their knowledge. Seeing that you have a channel as well I am justifying hopping back on. Sorry for the book, I am just very appreciative, thanks again!

now free only 2 user

Keep up the good work!

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Hey man, great video. Can you show us how to do this with Wireguard as well?

Wish I was in Vegas for this…any prize if I get an idea and say where? 😂

Nicely done Cory!

Please T430 install guides too

Great Video! Clear explanation and tutorial. thank you for sharing

I like your voice tho.

ChatGPT seems like a really good tool for next generation hackers and crackers. Can't wait how this turns out. Great work with the video.

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