At the 36th Chaos Communication Congresses back before COVID forced a three year break, I attended a talk from the German tech-blogger Fefe. There he talked about the “nützlich-unbedenklich Spektrum” or in English, the useful – harmless spectrum. He argued that all software lies on that spectrum to some degree. Of course one could argue…
Read MoreWe have resolved an issue that prevented Elastic Agents from successfully connecting to the Fleet Server when their requests were excessively large. Additionally, we addressed a bug in the neteye update and neteye upgrade processes, which was incorrectly initiating a rolling restart of Elasticsearch also in cases where this was not necessary. We updated the…
Read MoreAs the digital arena evolves at lightning speed, so do the tactics of those seeking to breach it. Traditional security measures are no longer enough for today’s increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. The perimeter of technological infrastructure is no longer carved in stone – it shifts continuously, reflecting systems that are more distributed and challenging to…
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WARNING: This post is constantly updated based on new evidence related to the data breach. The famous company Gravy Analytics seems to have suffered an attack. In fact, inside the XSS forum, a post was published, on Sunday night by the user nightly, reporting some evidence of what appears to be a really important exfiltration….
Read MoreWe fixed a bug which was causing Elastic Agents to disconnect themselves at regular intervals from Fleet. We updated the following packages:
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