![]() ![]() This means that, in my environment and context, admins and security analysts would need to connect to the NxFilter WebUI to investigate events instead of being able to see them from the SIEM. Note: This post is mostly a revisit of my older post Running NxFilter on a headless Raspberry Pi, using the Zero W model and the current NxFilter version. ![]() Aula 1 - Instalando o NXFilter no pfSense fetch 8.131.11.txz fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch 0.4.txz fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch 2017.b.txz fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch 2.12.1,1.txz fetch fetch fetch fetch fetch 2017.b.txz fetch 2.5_2.txz fetch pkg add openjdk8- mount -t fdescfs fdesc /dev/fd mount -t procfs proc /proc rehash java -version mkdir -p /opt/nxfilter cd /opt/nxfilter/ fetch unzip nxfilter* rm nxfilter*.zip cd bin chmod +x *. While NxFilter is excellent, I've been struggling to find a way to send logs to a 'cloud' (SaaS) SIEM. NxFilter supports application control through its agents, NxLogon and NxClient. ![]()
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