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VGVaibhav Gargdustspeck.xyzSep 24 · 10 min read

Why Raw CI Logs Are the Wrong Interface for AI Root Cause Analysis

A failed CI pipeline leaves a large log and a simple question: why did this fail? The tempting approach is to give the entire transcript to an agent with a large context window and ask it to find the

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comSep 23 · 16 min read

Promotion Night: Splunk (TryHackMe)

Link to the challenge on TryHackMe: Promotion Night It was a glorious Friday at ProbablyFine Ltd. After weeks of sales calls and PoC demos, the team finally signed a contract with DeceptiTech - a maj

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Aaloknayakaloknayak.hashnode.devJun 24 · 5 min read

Analyze Logs Like a Pro: Keep Calm and Find Errors Instantly

We’ve all been there. A production service goes down, and you’re stuck staring at a massive, multi-gigabyte log file. Your first instinct is to run grep -i "error". The result? A blinding wall of text

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SSSakshi Singhthinksecure.hashnode.devMay 5 · 9 min read

How SIEM Works Step by Step

Understanding Cybersecurity Step by Step - Part 7 In Part 6, I showed you something that changed how I think about security. Every move an attacker makes leaves a log entry somewhere. The firewall log

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UBUmamaheswari Bbit01net.hashnode.devFeb 12 · 5 min read

Juicy Details – Log Analysis & Full Attack Reconstruction (TryHackMe Walkthrough)

Introduction You were hired as a SOC Analyst for one of the biggest Juice Shops in the world and an attacker has made their way into your network. Your tasks are: Figure out what techniques and tools the attacker used What endpoints were vulnerable...

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UBUmamaheswari Bbit01net.hashnode.devJan 23 · 4 min read

Masterminds | Tryhackme Writeup

Room Link: https://tryhackme.com/room/mastermindsxlq Objectives: Log analysis using Brim Identifying suspicious domains and IP addresses Threat intelligence analysis Identifying malware types based on downloaded executables Task 1: Detect the c...

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comOct 28, 2025 · 14 min read

Linux Threat Detection 1 (TryHackMe)

Linux remains at the core of modern computing — from cloud environments and IoT devices to enterprise servers powering the world’s infrastructure. As organizations increasingly adopt AI, automation, and distributed architectures, Linux systems have b...

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UBUmamaheswari Bbit01net.hashnode.devOct 20, 2025 · 8 min read

Sysmon | Endpoint Monitoring | Logs analysis | Tryhackme Write-up

Sysmon is a Windows system monitoring tool that logs detailed events like process creation, network connections, file changes, DLL loads, and registry modifications into Windows Event Logs for threat hunting and forensics. Sysmon don’t collect every...

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comSep 12, 2025 · 15 min read

Detecting Web Attacks (TryHackMe)

The web is one of the most exposed entry points for attackers, making web applications a frequent target in modern security incidents. From client-side exploits that trick users into compromising their own devices to server-side attacks that directly...

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VUVivek Umraodevops-vivek.hashnode.devJul 10, 2025 · 3 min read

Linux for DevOps: Users, Permissions & Log Analysis (with Practical Tasks + Log File)

Whether you're starting with Linux or diving deeper into DevOps workflows, this guide walks you through real-world, hands-on tasks for managing users, permissions, and analyzing logs — all essentials for DevOps engineers. 1️⃣ User & Group Management ...

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Why Raw CI Logs Are the Wrong Interface for AI Root Cause Analysis

Promotion Night: Splunk (TryHackMe)

Analyze Logs Like a Pro: Keep Calm and Find Errors Instantly

How SIEM Works Step by Step

Juicy Details – Log Analysis & Full Attack Reconstruction (TryHackMe Walkthrough)

Masterminds | Tryhackme Writeup

Linux Threat Detection 1 (TryHackMe)

Sysmon | Endpoint Monitoring | Logs analysis | Tryhackme Write-up

Detecting Web Attacks (TryHackMe)

Linux for DevOps: Users, Permissions & Log Analysis (with Practical Tasks + Log File)