In Part 1 we got to know Claude Code, installed it, and learned how it keeps us in control. Now it’s time to actually use it, and to have some fun while we’re at it. In this part we’ll build a small game called Star Catcher. Colourful stars fall from …
What Is Claude Code? Imagine you hired a very capable assistant who can read, write, and organize computer code, but instead of learning a special language to talk to them, you just explain what you want in plain English. That’s Claude Code. It lives in a small text window …
In the era of AI, I was thinking that is there any way that i can talk with my WAZUH siem instead of clicking dashboards? Just to know what are the top alerts, what are the top vulnerabilities found in a given time period. Turns out, it’s possible. …
Monitoring your cyberspace requires a combination of tools, skilled personnel, and an effective alerting system. But what if you have none of these in place? How can you still gain visibility into potential threats targeting your organization? The good news is that even without a full-fledged security infrastructure, you can …
When deploying workloads in Kubernetes, you can choose between two approaches: Imperative and Declarative. This is similar to how developers build applications: either by coding everything manually or by using a framework that handles structure and consistency for them. Let’s look at both in a Kubernetes context. Imperative deployment (coding …
In my last blog post, I discussed the basic key elements of Kubernetes, which can be found here. In this blog, I’ll walk you through the process of creating a Kubernetes cluster on your own hardware using the below steps. The actions need to perform in master and all worker …
Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform originally designed by Google for managing containerised applications, but it may seem challenging at first. To make things simpler, let’s imagine Kubernetes as a multi-branch bank. Kubernetes makes sure that apps function well across several servers, just how a bank effectively oversees its …
Building a Security Operations Centre (SOC) using open-source software is a cost-effective and scalable technique to secure your organisation. Open-source solutions provide strong capabilities, flexibility, and active community support, making them excellent for managing detection, response, and threat intelligence workflows. Here’s a quick overview of several effective open-source tools you …
What is yara rules: It is a tool used to identify patterns within files, often for detecting potentially malicious content. How to install: sudo apt install yara -y How to write: Create a file named my_first_rule.yar (or any other preferred name with a .yar extension) and enter the following text. …
Incident response plays a pivotal role in the cybersecurity landscape. First, automated, and efficient incident handling is critical to mitigating the impact of potential breaches, safeguarding organizations from escalating threats. In this blog post, I’ll demonstrate how to leverage Wazuh’s Active Response capabilities to fortify your security posture. The …
