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Vulnerability scanning – Defining a scanning approach

March 26, 2021 Anko 0 Comments security, surveillance, vulnerability management, vulnerability scanning

In my working life I have had various roles as security consultant. One of these roles was working in an

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OSSEC creating ‘ignore’ rules

July 5, 2019 Anko 0 Comments HIDS, IDS, linux, Logs, Monitoring, OSSEC, security, server

For automated log monitoring and alerting, several years ago I decided to start using OSSEC. The nice thing about OSSEC

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KVM Virtualisation and a pfSense firewall

September 28, 2017 Anko configuration, firewall, linux, networking, security, server

Recently I decided to stop breaking stuff on my web server, dns server and other internal infrastructure. It simply takes

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Password protection for LUKS encrypted laptop

December 4, 2016October 1, 2019 Anko 0 Comments configuration, GRUB, LUKS, password, security

Halfway past November, a vulnerability in the LUKS Full-disk encryption for linux systems was discovered (CVE-2016-4484). Since I use this

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Insecure on purpose – building a CTF-target

December 2, 2016December 2, 2016 Anko 0 Comments configuration, CTF, insecure, password, security, server, ssh, vulnerability scan, wordpress

Last month I started working on something that feels extremely counter-intuitive. Building targets for a hacking ‘Capture The Flag‘ event.

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Vulnerability management – assessing a new vulnerability

September 5, 2016October 29, 2016 Anko 0 Comments security, Vulnerability assessment

Vulnerabilities can be found in all types of software such as end-user applications, middle-ware. Vulnerabilities are also found in operating

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Vulnerability scanning – types of scanners and their purpose

July 6, 2016July 18, 2016 Anko 0 Comments Nessus, security, vulnerability scan, work

When working with scanning tools, you must first determine what type of scanner you are working with. There are several

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Vulnerability scanning – how, what where and when?

June 9, 2016September 9, 2018 Anko 0 Comments Nessus, OpenVAS, security, vulnerability scan

In my working life I have had various roles as security consultant. One of these roles was working in an

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Vulnerability scanning – (re)sources and sites

May 18, 2016March 26, 2021 Anko 0 Comments ISO27001, security, work

Vulnerability management (processes) and therefore vulnerability scanning (techniques) are a requirement for any organization that takes security serious. In my

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Visiting the InfoSecurity Conference

December 16, 2015December 16, 2015 Anko 0 Comments conferences, security, work

As part of my pursuit for more knowledge in the information security field, I visited the InfoSecurity.nl Conference in Utrecht,

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