In most big security breaches, there’s a familiar thread: something funny was going on, but no one noticed. The information was in the logs, but no one was looking for it. Logs from the hundreds or ...

Fluent Bit has 15B+ deployments … and 5 newly assigned CVEs A series of "trivial-to-exploit" vulnerabilities in Fluent Bit, ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. The United Kingdom’s cybersecurity agency has ended support of an open-source tool it created to make it easier to log security events ...

Why Log4j is an issue for embedded developers. Challenges with using open source. How Bill killed 28 TB of storage. Unfortunately, I recently killed a pair of 14-TB hard drives on one of my servers.

Army CIO Dr. Raj Iyer gives out a service award at the Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes Dec. 15 2020. (Emanuel Cavallaro / DVIDS) The Army already spends more than $2 billion a year on software licenses, and ...

No conversation on log analytics can occur without beginning with Splunk. But is open-source ELK overtaking the company? A different point of view Trying to understand open source adoption is a ...

The high-tech community is still trying to figure out the long-term impact of the serious vulnerability found late last year in the open-source Apache Log4j software, and so is the US Senate. “Open ...

One year after the Log4j disaster, open source community efforts and new developer toolchains are addressing the challenges of software supply chain security. Early December marked the one-year ...

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A new report out today from Oligo Cyber Security Ltd. details a new chain of five critical vulnerabilities in the widely ...

The log window should be laid out like an excel spreadsheet where I can sort on column values.<br><br>I will be adding and removing valued from this embedded, sortable, log.<br><br>Any and all advice ...

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