All posts with tag #Cloud

Send Check Point Logs to Azure Sentinel (beta)

tom torggler 15 jul 2019

Azure Sentinel is Microsoft's new, cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) tool. In my simplistic point-of-view it is a security-focused, machine-learning-driven add-on for Log Analytics (OMS). Today we will be looking into ingesting Check Point Firewall logs into Log Analytics.

Create a SAS token for AzCopy

tom torggler 17 jun 2019

I've spent way too much time trying to figure this out, so here goes a quick note that hopefully saves someone a minute.

Azure Functions: Building a Telegram Bot with PowerShell 2

tom torggler 20 may 2018

Welcome back to the second part of our little fun experiment with Telegram and Azure Functions. In the [first part](/post/Azure-Functions-Building-a-Telegram-Bot-with-PowerShell-1) we created the function app and the bot, now let's hook them up.

Azure Functions: Building a Telegram Bot with PowerShell 1

tom torggler 19 may 2018

Today I've got a fun one, we're going to use [Azure Functions](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-overview) to build a [Telegram Bot](https://core.telegram.org/bots) with PowerShell. Sounds interesting? Well here we go. Before diving into the technical details, lets have a quick overview of what we're trying to do.

Azure AD Connect: Failed to load configuration information

tom torggler 22 feb 2018

When upgrading Azure AD Connect (ADSync), the wizard fails with the error: "Failed to load configuration information from primary ADFS server".

Tunneling SSH through Tor

tom torggler 24 dec 2017

I've been using [Onion Services](https://www.torproject.org/docs/onion-services) aka. _Hidden Services_ to connect to remote machines for some time now. Tor clients can connect to such services through the Tor network, there is no need to know the IP address of the destination machine, likewise there is no need to configure inbound port mappings or firewall rules.

The Invisible Internet Project and WSL

tom torggler 10 aug 2017 updated 22 jan 2018

The Windows Subsystem for Linux can be used to run quite a few interesting things on Windows, one of them is the Invisible Internet Project or i2p.

My takeaways from MS Tech Summit

tom torggler 25 mar 2017

Daniel and I have attended the Microsoft Tech Summit in Milan earlier this week. Overall it was a pretty good event, especially taking into account that it was free. The keynote was quite interesting, so much so, that I thought I'd share my takeaways.