Intro to Cyber Security Operations (SOC) - Blue vs Red Team - Virtual Lab Building Series: Ep8

[@mrd4233]

I cant wait for the whole series!!!

[@Felix-ve9hs]

Thanks to your Videos, I already implemented WAN Failover and High Availability in my OPNsense Homelab, was a lot easier than I thought
Can't wait for the next Video :)
0:38 I think you wanted to say pfSync instead of pfSense here :D

[@ls111cyberEd]

I am glad you are finding value in these videos, thanks for watching! And yeah, good spot, I meant to say PFsync lol. 😂

[@blakekesler2629]

Great stuff mate. You should also look at shuffle as a soar as well.

[@ls111cyberEd]

Thanks Blake, yeah, that is definitely on the cards, I am also considering n8n.io as an alternative to shuffle, maybe a comparison, we will see where things go...

[@missinglink2416]

so excited!!!!!!! thank you sir.. more power to your channel.!!!

[@johnvardy9559]

Great work

[@theblowupdollsmusic]

Thank you for taking the time to create these videos. This is an exciting series! Did you decide to get rid of the email server from the first roadmap?

[@ls111cyberEd]

Thanks for watching! I setup a local email server some time back to simulate phishing attacks in some of my past videos. I used iRedMail which is a easy to deploy open source solution and comes ready to deploy in a docker container. I thought showing this setup would make a pretty boring video so never bothered to record it.

[@theblowupdollsmusic]

@@ls111cyberEd None of this is boring. I would record everything. That's why we are all here. To learn. I really appreciate you channel.

[@moustaphasd]

how u draw this architecture ?

[@greanhuddev9895]

Thank you for the excellent content. I have a question. If I want my friend to access my home lab remotely, how can I do it? Do I need fixed IP from the ISP? Thank you in advance.

[@ls111cyberEd]

Thanks for watching, you can do this by setting up a VPN like WireGuard, alternatively, build an overlay network using ZeroTier, TailScale etc. If you go with WireGuard you can use a public fixed IP, alternatively, if your IP is dynamically assigned by the ISP, you can use a dynamic DNS service like NO-IP to track when your ISP changes your IP and it will update the mapped IP and DNS records accordingly. With the overlay network approach, you don't need to worry about public IPs, it's probably the easier approach of the two.

[@getoutmore]

Hey just found your channel. This looks like exactly what I was looking for. Do you cover in a video the hardware requirements for this?

[@ls111cyberEd]

Thanks for watching! In some of the videos I do briefly mention hardware requirements to keep in mind. Because its a lab you can get away with a lot less, however, I think if you have a modern gaming machine or laptop with 16GB+ RAM you should have enough to get this working.

[@MrLahvista]

nice video bro 👍👍

[@ls111cyberEd]

Thanks for watching!

[@rahulramteke3338]

Proxmox would do here, right?

[@ls111cyberEd]

Thanks for watching, yes you can adapt this to work with Proxmox.

[@Rabah_RAHLI]

Is it open soc ??