This week we have Greg, Mike, and all the Andrew Thrift you can handle…then just a little more.
**Sponsors**
Sonar.software
Cambium ePMP Bundle
**/Sponsors**
This week we talk about:
Mikrotik 7.0beta7 and 8 out. L3 hardware offloading on CRS317, BGP support multicore peer processing, routing updates, kernel 5.6.3 – syntax is all different…
Andrew Thrift loves making technical web presentations LOL
Speaking in public – mama loves you.
Artemis bgp hijack software
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This week we have Greg, Mike, and all the Andrew Thrift you can handle…then just a little more.
**Sponsors**
Sonar.software
Cambium ePMP Bundle
**/Sponsors**
This week we talk about:
Mikrotik 7.0beta7 and 8 out. L3 hardware offloading on CRS317, BGP support multicore peer processing, routing updates, kernel 5.6.3 – syntax is all different…
Andrew Thrift loves making technical web presentations LOL
Speaking in public – mama loves you.
Artemis bgp hijack software
Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)
Ansible has the ability to run remote commands in several different ways. Recently I was trying to figure out what the difference was between command, shell, and raw modules; when is the proper time to use one over the other.
Raw Module
The raw module is the most stripped down base way to run commands on a remote system and is NOT recommended. It actually executes commands natively on the system and returns standard output back. This module, unlike all others, doesn’t use python on the remote system. This means it could be used on devices like IoT kit or networking devices that don’t have any other supported method.
1 2 | - name: Bootstrap a host without python2 installed raw: dnf install -y python2 python2-dnf libselinux-python |
Shell Module
The shell module will run commands via the local shell on the remote system. This is usually discouraged also in favor of the command module. If the command you want to execute should use local environment variables, or you want to pipe the output to a file or grep(“<", ">“, “|”, “;”, “&”), then this is the droid you are looking for.
1 2 3 4 5 | - name: This command will change the working directory to somedir/ and will only run when somedir/somelog.txt doesn't exist.
shell: somescript.sh >> somelog.txt
args:
chdir: somedir/
creates: somelog.txt |
Command Module
The command module runs the local binary file you supply it. It is not run through the shell, so no environment variable or piping are not an option.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | - name: Change the working directory to somedir/ and run the command as db_owner if /path/to/database does not exist.
command: /usr/bin/make_database.sh db_user db_name
become: yes
become_user: db_owner
args:
chdir: somedir/
creates: /path/to/database |
Thanks for reading and happy automating.
Greg talks to George McPherson, a cyber analyst.
This week we talk about:
Why the Army
Preperation not luck
Security’s perception
Network vs Security
Why podcast
College vs Certifications
The key to customer support in security is phrasing “no” the right way
Black Hat Redemption book
Black Cyber podcast
Audio book – Fond-Hope, Focus & Favor
Join the patron only slack at http://patreon.com/thebrotherswisp
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This week Greg, Mike, Thomas, Tommy, and Andrew Cox talk for 2 HOURS about all sorts of things.
This week we talk about:
**Cambium Deal Link**
Ole made a great first ansible playbook – it updates his unimus version!
Greg has ansible playbooks for updating catalyst switch IOSs
Greg has a playbook that connects to mikrotiks, does pings/traceroutes, then aggregates the info.
Greg makes a tutorial on installing Hashicorp vault(using ansible) for the lab and playbooks for working with it.
Always remember strain relief on your connections – Brock and others having ethernet stability issues due to pressure on the connector.
Cox found a small 12V UPS for $25
Mikrotik 4011 mystery lockups – A few people report down clocking a troublesome unit helps “system routerboard settings set cpu-frequency=1200”
Mikrotik netPower16P – 16 port AF/AT outdoor PoE switch
Ubiquiti Payment Gateway
40 Tb optical comb
VCSA 10/10 RCE
Zerodium stops accepting Apple exploits – there is too many
Unimus 2.0.0 release
Quickbooks “Pay Online” blocked my credit card due to no SCA – Thanks…
Canon beta webcam software
Greg will always remember a bag of pubes.
Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)
This week Greg, Mike, Thomas, Tommy, and Andrew Cox talk for 2 HOURS about all sorts of things.
This week we talk about:
**Cambium Deal Link**
Ole made a great first ansible playbook – it updates his unimus version!
Greg has ansible playbooks for updating catalyst switch IOSs
Greg has a playbook that connects to mikrotiks, does pings/traceroutes, then aggregates the info.
Greg makes a tutorial on installing Hashicorp vault(using ansible) for the lab and playbooks for working with it.
Always remember strain relief on your connections – Brock and others having ethernet stability issues due to pressure on the connector.
Cox found a small 12V UPS for $25
Mikrotik 4011 mystery lockups – A few people report down clocking a troublesome unit helps “system routerboard settings set cpu-frequency=1200”
Mikrotik netPower16P – 16 port AF/AT outdoor PoE switch
Ubiquiti Payment Gateway
40 Tb optical comb
VCSA 10/10 RCE
Zerodium stops accepting Apple exploits – there is too many
Unimus 2.0.0 release
Quickbooks “Pay Online” blocked my credit card due to no SCA – Thanks…
Canon beta webcam software
Greg will always remember a bag of pubes.
Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)
Greg talks to George McPherson, a cyber analyst.
This week we talk about:
Why the Army
Preperation not luck
Security’s perception
Network vs Security
Why podcast
College vs Certifications
The key to customer support in security is phrasing “no” the right way
Black Hat Redemption book
Black Cyber podcast
Audio book – Fond-Hope, Focus & Favor
Join the patron only slack at http://patreon.com/thebrotherswisp
Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)