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Fear and Loathing in DevSecOps

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We had 2 code analyzers, 4 dynamic testing tools, our own creations, and 250 scripts. Not that all this was needed in the current process, but once I started implementing DevSecOps, I needed to see it through to the end. Source. Character creators: Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon. What is SecDevOps? And DevSecOps? What are the differences? Application Security—what is it about? Why does the classic approach no longer work? Yuri Shabalin knows the answers to all these questions […]

Free antivirus and firewalls (UTM, NGFW) from Sophos

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I want to talk about free products from Sophos that can be used both at home and in the enterprise (details below). Using the top solutions from Gartner and NSS Labs will significantly enhance personal security levels. The free solutions include: Sophos UTM, XG Firewall (NGFW), Antivirus (Sophos Home with web filtering for Win/MAC; for Linux, Android), and removal tools […]

The One Mix 2S Yoga mini laptop features an Intel Core i7 Amber Lake processor.

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The participants of the One Netbook project have released the convertible mini laptop One Mix 2S Yoga Platinum Edition, which is now available for order in online stores. The device is a hybrid of a netbook and a tablet. The screen measures 7 inches diagonally and has a resolution of 1920 × 1200 pixels. It supports touch and special stylus input. The lid with the display can be rotated 360 degrees. […]

WhatsApp at your fingertips: where and how to discover forensic artifacts?

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Do you want to know what types of forensic artifacts exist in WhatsApp across different operating systems and where they can be found? Then this article is for you. In this publication, Igor Mikhailov, a specialist from the Group-IB Computer Forensics Lab, begins a series of articles on forensic analysis of WhatsApp and what information can be obtained from device analysis. Let's note right away that in different operating systems […]

Creating a tip calculator in Kotlin: how it works?

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We explain how to create a simple tip calculator application in Kotlin. Specifically, Kotlin 1.3.21, Android 4, and Android Studio 3. This article will be interesting primarily for those who are just starting their journey in Android app development. It helps to understand how everything works inside the application. Such a calculator will be useful when you need to calculate the tip amount from a company, […]

Release of OpenSSH 8.0

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After five months of development, the release of OpenSSH 8.0 is here, an open implementation of the client and server for working with SSH 2.0 and SFTP protocols. Key changes: Experimental support for a key exchange method resistant to quantum computer attacks has been introduced in ssh and sshd. Quantum computers can solve the problem of factorizing natural numbers into prime factors, which is the basis of […]

The Kiwi browser for Android supports Google Chrome extensions.

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The Kiwi mobile browser is not very well-known among Android users yet, but it has some interesting aspects worth discussing. The browser was launched about a year ago, based on the open-source Google Chromium project, and it includes some intriguing features. Notably, it comes with a built-in ad and notification blocker by default, as well as a night mode […]

How to Implement ISO 27001: A Practical Guide

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Today, the issue of information security (hereinafter – IS) for companies is among the most pressing worldwide. This is not surprising, as many countries are tightening regulations for organizations that store and process personal data. Currently, Russian legislation requires that a significant portion of document flow is maintained in paper form. At the same time, there is a noticeable trend towards digitalization: many […]

Analytics for Azure DevOps Services is now publicly available

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Reports are an important feature for Azure DevOps users who rely on Analytics (Azure Analytics Service) to make data-driven decisions. Today, we are pleased to announce that the below-listed Analytics features will be included in Azure DevOps Services at no additional cost. Customers will see these changes in their accounts soon. The Analytics features that are now […]

VMware NSX for the smallest. Part 5. Configuring the load balancer

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Part One. Introduction Part Two. Setting Up Firewall and NAT Rules Part Three. Configuring DHCP Part Four. Routing Setup Last time, we discussed the capabilities of NSX Edge in terms of static and dynamic routing, and today we will focus on load balancing. Before we dive into the setup, I would like to briefly remind you of the main types of load balancing. Theory […]

Factory Testing of Modular Data Centers

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Equipment manufacturers often emphasize the necessity and importance of factory testing products for their safe operation in the future. When it comes to a complex solution that combines more than a dozen engineering systems, testing becomes not just important but an integral part of the production process. Conducting factory testing will ensure the reliability of the finished solution […]

ProLiant Series 100 – The 'Lost Younger Brother'

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The beginning of the second quarter of 2019 marked an update to Hewlett Packard Enterprise's server portfolio. This update brings back to us the 'lost younger brother' — the HPE ProLiant DL100 series. As many have forgotten about its existence over the years, I propose to refresh our memories in this brief article. The '100' series has long been known to many as a budget-friendly […]

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