Fix upgrade 4.45 migration error We solved an issue that affected the upgrade to NetEye 4.45. The issue occurred during the migration of the monitoring role permissions to Icinga DB, due to the order in which packages were updated. List of updated packages To solve the issues mentioned above, the following packages have been updated…
Read MoreFix NetEye web UI exception We solved an issue that affected the NetEye web UI, when the SLM feature module is not installed, causing an exception to be thrown. List of updated packages To solve the issues mentioned above, the following packages have been updated for NetEye 4.45:
Read MoreIntroduction If you work in the Cyber Security field, you probably know how a traditional Security Operations Center (SOC) operates. It is often characterized by a demanding workload, extensive night shifts, and high personnel turnover. These factors can lead to alert fatigue among analysts and a lower morale. The stressful nature of such environments can…
Read MoreThis is the second part of my series about a challenge I developed for the WPCTF. In the first article (Infection Chain – Behind the scene), I talked about my experience participating in the WPCTF from a different perspective, not as a player, but as a challenge creator. I introduced the idea behind my challenge…
Read MoreThe year is almost to the end and there’s one thing that always marks this period: the end of one of our biggest and most hyped event. You probably already know what I’m talking about… but just in case you don’t (or even worse, have no idea what the most waited event of the year…
Read MoreIf a database goes down unexpectedly, it causes a domino effect on the systems that depend on it: the web shop won’t load, CRM freezes, and business processes get disrupted. NetEye is no different – if MariaDB fails, we lose access to WebUI, logins, Grafana dashboards, Assets management, and all other related functions. That’s why…
Read MoreIn this post I want to share a real use case I recently worked on with a client using Jira Service Management. The requirement was simple to explain, but not that trivial to implement properly: they wanted to report on tickets by DepartmentNumber for their internal users (the same department structure already defined in Active…
Read MoreIf you make a lot of videos, and you don’t have a single dedicated space where you can keep all of your gear permanently set up, connected and oriented properly, you most likely spend a lot of time setting up and tearing down before and after a shoot. Of course, “a lot of time” is…
Read MoreWhen periodic reports need to be shared in dedicated spaces, managing documents manually can quickly become a significant burden. Every reporting cycle involves generating and uploading files to multiple SharePoint folders, a time-consuming process that’s also prone to human error. The main challenge lies in handling SharePoint tasks manually, which affects efficiency, consistency, and makes…
Read More.sln Is Dead, Long Live .slnx: Why This Tiny Change Matters for Your Pipelines Some months ago here I used file-based apps and dotnet run app.cs as an excuse to question when C# might realistically replace PowerShell in day-to-day operations. This time the trigger is less flashy, but just as impactful: the new .slnx solution…
Read MoreDecember 2025: What’s New from Atlassian As we wrap up 2025, the Atlassian ecosystem is undergoing a massive transformation! 🚀 From groundbreaking new features to updates designed to streamline every workflow, the latest news is officially here, promising to empower teams with even greater agility and collaborative power. If you haven’t had the time to…
Read MoreIn a previous article, we looked at Vue 3 reactivity and how something elegant and powerful can occasionally work against us. This time, we move slightly higher in the stack and focus on a different illusion, one that is deeply rooted in modern frontend and backend collaboration. The idea that an API contract that passes…
Read MoreAt first glance, rebuilding an RPM may sound like a purely mechanical task: take a patch, rebuild the package, ship it. In reality, that small fix goes through a much longer journey that touches reliability, security, trust, and long-term maintainability. In this article, we’ll walk through what really happens when a tiny upstream patch needs…
Read MoreMoving time-series data between two NetEye systems is a common, but often underestimated, challenge. Whether driven by infrastructure migrations, platform refactoring, customer onboarding/offboarding, or environment consolidation, the need to relocate InfluxDB metrics reliably and selectively comes up again and again. We created this repository to address that need from a high-level, operational perspective: enabling self-service…
Read MoreWhen I got back from my last trip to Japan, I quickly bumped into a small but annoying problem: I had finally reached my free storage limit on Google Photos. Instead of just buying more space for a few euros a year, I saw it as the perfect excuse to try something I’ve been considering…
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