10 July 2019

16 links · Wednesday

Hidden Treasure: Intrusion Detection with ETW (Part 2)

In our last post, we discussed how Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) provides a wealth of knowledge in addition to what’s available from the Windows Security Event Log. While we can gain increased insight into Windows activity, ETW was originally meant as a high…

Hidden Treasure: Intrusion Detection with ETW (Part 1)

Today’s defenders face an increasing obstacle with information asymmetry. With the advent of in-memory attacks and targeted malware, defenders cannot simply rely on the default event logs provided by Windows. Attackers may make use of process hollowing to hide…

Keynote DotNet 2019 by Scott Hunter

Scott Hunter, director of Program Management on the .NET team at Microsoft, covered the latest .NET Core 3.0 news and the future of the .NET platform on this session.

Cool things you can do with .NET Core 3 Tooling - Jonathan Mezach

Speaker: Jonathan Mezach (Info Support) Session outline: With .NET Core a lot has changed in terms of tooling. From making it easier to get started, to working together in teams and documenting shared libraries all the way to diagnosing (performance) issues …

A Blazor Community Update

This month has been one of the busiest months for Blazor and the show Blazor StateHasChanged. With preview 7 imminent it’s important to take a minute to refl...

Previewing Azure SDKs following new Azure SDK API Standards

Today we’re happy to share a new set of libraries for working with Azure Storage, Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Key Vault, and Azure Event Hubs in Java, Python, JavaScript or TypeScript, and .NET. These libraries provide access to new service features, and represent…

ranjit :music_mouse: (@ranjit@friend.camp)

Somebody once told me There's a statue in the Gobi That's mostly gone from over the knees Visage lying in the sand With a sneer of cold command Cuz the sculptor knew how to please Well the years start coming and they don't stop coming Empires falling and stat…

User Guide

A guide to using the WebThings Gateway and WebThings Framework