by Kammerdiener | Nov 10, 2023 | Blog, This Week in DevOps
DevOps is an ever changing field. Let’s dig into some of the things that are going on this week. Article 45 This basically forbids browsers from forcing basic security measures. This is something that is super un-ideal and I have a full write up planned for next...
by Kammerdiener | Nov 6, 2023 | Blog
So with regards to AI it is becoming a part of our lives very quickly. Github Co-Pilot is super helpful in seeing quick things in code. ChatGPT and Bard are super awesome at helping to build a Markdown table (because I know I hate building markdown tables by hand)....
by Kammerdiener | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog, This Week in DevOps
This week we have some security concerns as well as some general cool new things in DevOps to talk about. Security Flaw in NGINX Ingress Controller There are some general new CVEs that have some pretty high scores on them. This is just some no path sanitization,...
by Kammerdiener | Oct 31, 2023 | Blog, Security
This is discussing getting VulnHub ISOs and converting them into AMIs to be used within AWS. This is something that I have found helpful and to me at least helps to provide a very simple way to spin up machines to work on compromising. Create an AWS bucket. Nothing...
by Kammerdiener | Oct 30, 2023 | Blog, Conference, Security
So this year I not only ran the Capture the Flag competition for BSides Atlanta but also had the opportunity to speak. I wanted to write up some specifics about this. Capture the Flag So this year I again just ran the NetKOTH from Iron Geek. This is an awesome one...
by Kammerdiener | Oct 18, 2023 | Blog
So when starting to work with Terraform you very quickly learn about the idea of Modules. These can be fantastic things for wrapping complex operations you want to complete multiple times together. The problem is that you can almost go too far in on creating Modules....
