Jtraner

I accidentally got a micro atx motherboard . Does anyone know if there is a micro atx case or a generally small case that can fit a full sized graphics card. Something that can fit a 3070. Any ideas? Thanks y'all.

I see. I am not sure where to gather most of that data. I know AWS has IAM logs ( for user access). I guess i would start by defining what can be logged on the provider level like AWS, and what can be logged on your machines spun up on AWS, then combining both and extracting useful info. What you could do is find all of the logs that can be set up at the provider level and make a powershell script (AWS has a powershell module) that can ship all of the information that you need into an elk stack which contains your information too. Maybe just for ease of use. Maybe that might be useless and way to much work. I dont know. Hopefully someone sees this and is a cloud security expert. I am very interested.

NVM, there is a supported version. I am going to get a 2 gb pi and a usb to Ethernet port. The specs for pfsense are min 512 mb ram, and a slow af processor. Thanks for your help!

I was just researching that. Good idea, but i found that pfsence doesnt support ARM. RIP

Pie wont work because i need dual ports. I guess I can find a something used, or just forgo the idea.

I am thinking of a pie, I don't need a lot of throughput. That ACEPC might be overkill? Do you need that much compute for an inline firewall?

So I want to run pfSence on my network. I need a machine that has dual ports and is very cheap, and preferably light and small. I made a light diagram of my network, and I want to put it in between my modem and my router. Any Ideas. I am looking to spend $50.

I think forensics might be the wrong term. Digital forensics means finding digital evidence that something has been tampered with. It could be recovering deleted files or following a trail of breadcrumbs that an attacker left in a server. The act of performing digital forensics is usually done after or during an attack. Your scope is small, usually focused on a few things. Cloud security and the collection of logs differs between platforms. For example IAM logs in AWS, or the equivalent in azure. I think the process of how you approach collecting evidence for an attack is the same for both local and cloud platforms, but the technical aspects are different for each platform. It depends on the services you are running, what your network looks like, etc. I think it helps if you have security systems in place to aid the gathering of evidence. Think of suricata and elk. Collecting network logs and system logs everywhere. That will help greatly when performing forensics. My input might not be what you are looking for. What comes to mind when I read this is your definition of forensics is way to broad.

NVM I fixed it. Holy cow this vpn is fast. Its like there is no vpn in the first place. When connected to vpn, ping to google takes 67mms. HOT DAYM. Now I want to add pihole

I am using openvpn on amazon's free teir ec2 instance. I used the road warrior script to set it up really quick. Everything seems to work. However when my client connects to the vpn, I have no Internet access. My plan was to create a free fast vpn and put piehole to strip adds. Does anyone have any suggestions. My tunnel looks good My dns works It my client connects successfully, But i get no internet connection. Has anyone done this before and had this problem? Thanks.

Does anyone know if its possible to upgrade laptop speakers? I have a thinkpad w540 with pretty good specs, but the onboard speakers are just terrible. I would not mind some diy, but just wondering if anyone has done this before. The speakers are so bad, like i would rather watch a youtube video without sound than with my speakers.

Wow, ok thank you. Good idea.

So I have been interested in creating a website where all of my media I have stored and throw it up on a website. I would like to host my website from an old core 2 duo PC i have sitting in my room doing nothing. I will probably use a linux lamp server or something. However my net has a cap at 1tb a month and my upload speed is not very good. Does anyone know of a free or very cheap way where I can store my media off site (like google drive or something)? I would like my site to be hosted locally, and when a end user requests a video or picture, it can point to my data stored off site. Any ideas?

daym, nice find!

I would be interested too. If your looking to host a website with a small user base, you could just load up a lamp server on linux and throw it on an old pc. But for gta 5, hell; I have no clue.