Vector 0.2.2 released , adds ability to ingest .log files . If using my precompiled dmg release for MacOS, it is not signed atm via GitHub Actions... note gatekeeper instructions or compile yourself as a signed binary https://github.com/MattETurner/Starship-Vector/releases/tag/v0.2.2 #DFIR #StarshipZip #MacOS
Matt Turner
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DFIR : GREM | GCFA | GCFE - Views expressed are my own and not those of my employer.
Vector 0.2.0 released, https://www.starship.zip added timechart picker for datasets with a timestamp column #dfir #macos #incidentresponse #StarshipZip
I just published Starship Vector! 🚀
An OS-independent + fast csv data explorer.
Built with: 🦀 Tauri 🎨 Tailwind CSS 🦆 DuckDB
I’d love for the DFIR community to check it out. I'm looking for feedback! https://www.starship.zip #DFIR #CyberSecurity #IncidentResponse #StarshipZip
An OS-independent + fast csv data explorer.
Built with: 🦀 Tauri 🎨 Tailwind CSS 🦆 DuckDB
I’d love for the DFIR community to check it out. I'm looking for feedback! https://www.starship.zip #DFIR #CyberSecurity #IncidentResponse #StarshipZip
Starship.Zip
Introducing Starship : Vector A fast, local dataset explorer built with Tauri, React, and DuckDB. Published here: https://github.com/MattETurner/Starship-Vector Compiled Releases: https://github.com/MattETurner/Starship-Vector/releases Vector allows users/analysts to quickly ingest, filter, sort,
Node-Red has been an older way of approaching local workflow automation. N8n is another… it is really nice to see this offered more seamlessly, privately, via the SideChannel project that Dave Kennedy just stood up. I added my own modifications to a separate fork where it can support receiving and outputting attachments now. Separately I added my own plugin for evtx handling into hayabusa . I’m sure this itself will change rapidly as it already is. https://github.com/MattETurner/sidechannel And the plugin https://github.com/MattETurner/sidechannel-plugins #DFIR #irworkflowautomation.
Stewart Lynch 🇨🇦I have turned predictive code completion in Xcode 16 on Sequoia OFF. Way too many ridiculous predictions. I may turn it on for specific tasks, but in general, if you are just learning to code, I recommend that you disable it because it will mess you up.
Hacker Memeswhat happens when you reply to spam
Paul HudsonIf you haven't tried Hacking with Swift+ yet, check out the free three-day trial – you don't need a credit card, so it won't automatically become a paying subscription. Even better, I've reset the trials for everyone who tried it previously, so *everyone* can get a trial again.
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MetacurityThreat actor claims to have breached Apple, allegedly stealing source code of several internal tools
https://9to5mac.com/2024/06/19/threat-actor-claims-to-have-breached-apple-allegedly-stealing-source-code-of-several-internal-tools/
https://9to5mac.com/2024/06/19/threat-actor-claims-to-have-breached-apple-allegedly-stealing-source-code-of-several-internal-tools/
Donny WalsFun productivity hack:
Quit every app before you close your laptop / sleep your computer at the end of the workday. Only open your todo list app / whatever you use for planning.
It's the first and only thing you see in the morning. No distractions, just tasks that need doing.