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Locate Empty Directories from Command Line

David Walsh

Part of keeping a clean, performant system is removing empty directories. To identify empty directories, I use the following command: find. To remove empty directories, we can add a --delete flag: find. The post Locate Empty Directories from Command Line appeared first on David Walsh Blog. type d --empty.

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Securing Active Directory During a Cyber Intrusion

SecureWorks

Securing Active Directory During a Cyber Intrusion Many intrusions exploit Active Directory due to its associations with privilege and access. It is critical to secure Active Directory after evicting a threat actor to remove persistence. Many intrusions exploit Active Directory due to its associations with privilege and access.

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How to Provision an Azure SQL Database With Active Directory Authentication

Dzone - DevOps

In this article, we will talk about how to provision an Azure SQL Database with authentication restricted to Active Directory users/groups/applications. In a previous article , I already talked about connecting to an Azure SQL Database using Azure Active Directory authentication. We will use Pulumi to do that. Why This Article?

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Managing Active Directory Objects With Azure AD Provider for Terraform

Dzone - DevOps

The Azure AD provider for Terraform can be used to manage your Azure Active Directory resources declaratively. This allows you to do things like: Automatically provision users and make sure they belong to the correct groups. Manage Azure compute permissions via Azure AD groups.

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Active Directory is Now in the Ransomware Crosshairs

Tenable

A flurry of ransomware operators are now targeting Active Directory (AD) as a core step in the attack path. Over the past several months, a number of ransomware operators have concentrated their focus on Active Directory (AD) as a core step in their attack path. When executed on an Active Directory Domain Controller, LockBit 2.0

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How to Protect Active Directory Against Ransomware Attacks

Tenable

Ransomware attacks every type of organization from every angle and Active Directory remains the common target. In most cases (see SolarWinds and XingLocker), Active Directory (AD) is targeted so the attacker can easily distribute the ransomware after obtaining domain privileges. Read the Active Directory blog posts ?.

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Effective Ways to Protect Active Directory

SecureWorks

Effective Ways to Protect Active Directory Active Directory is the cornerstone of an organization’s access, authorization, and authentication. Investing time in active directory and its associated controls can increase resilience during cyber intrusions.