I’m a fan of the Nanoleaf light panels! I use them in my office all the time. They provide a great daylight color while I’m in a Webex or training, they react to my music or give a relaxing atmosphere (while you need to concentrate on important stuff). Years ago,
Keeping an eye on logs is boring… but mandatory! Hopefully, sometimes it can reveal funny stuffs! It looks like people at the CCC are having some fun too while their annual conference is ongoing… Here is what I got in my Apache logs this morning: 151.217.177.200 – – [30/Dec/2015:06:51:22 +0100]
Based on the melody of “All You Need Is Love” (John Lennon) Logs, logs, logs, logs, logs, logs, logs, logs, logs. There’s nothing you can search that can’t be found. If all your agents collected events around. Nothing you can miss but you can learn how to correlate. It’s easy.
It has been announced by Facebook! E-mail addresses “@facebook.com” are coming! Scoop, I got some information leaked from a Facebook server: $ cd Ëœfacebookuser $ cat .procmailrc # All your emails are belong to us # — Mark Z. :0 * ^From.* { :0c ⎢/usr/local/bin/index.pl :0c ⎢/usr/local/bin/send_ads.pl :0c ^X-Privacy: yes
This frozen picture comes from a reportage broadcasted today by TF1, a major French television channel. On the white board behind the women, we can clearly read an URL and the associated credentials. This a excellent example of “don’t do this” to be used during security awareness trainings! Source: zataz.com
Yesterday, I received the e-mail below, forwarded by a friend. Usually, I don’t react on such e-mails (who do not receive daily PowerPoint files, jokes or funny messages in his mailbox?). But this time, it was quite realistic. This is a letter sent by a Grandma to her bank. There
No, no, I didn’t perform a SQL injection attack against the FNAC website! 😉 (Thanks to Bart for the idea)
Picture taken this afternoon… No comment!
Every last Friday of July, it’s sysadmin day! Enjoy your day Guys and don’t forget to keep your systems secure! Before going to party, patch your bind servers. Exploits are in the wild… Otherwise, you can still use the BOFH-excuse-generator!
This afternoon I was looking for a Wi-Fi hotspot!
