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kvch
kvch commented Feb 2, 2022

At the moment, if a fileset is configured multiple times, Filebeat makes unnecessary requests to Elasticsearch. When an Ingest pipeline is loaded, first Filebeat checks if a pipeline with the given ID exists and if not it loads the pipeline. Unless overwrite is forced, then there is no extra check, just loading: https://github.com/elastic/beats/blob/master/filebeat/fileset/pipelines.go#L115-L135

As the Red Team, attack a vulnerable VM within the environment, ultimately gaining root access to the machine. As Blue Team, use Kibana to review logs taken during Day 1 engagement of Red Team’s attack.. Use the logs to extract hard data and visualizations for a detailed report of findings.

  • Updated Nov 13, 2021

As the Red Team, you will attack a vulnerable VM within your environment, ultimately gaining root access to the machine. As Blue Team, you will use Kibana to review logs taken during their Day 1 engagement. You'll use the logs to extract hard data and visualizations for an assessment report. The log data will be interpreted in order to suggest mitigation measures for each successful exploit.

  • Updated Dec 14, 2021

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