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Came across this guide and figured I'd share. Will be testing this out later this week.

Hi! I learned about AppArmor recently and I am setting up profiles for each of my applications on my server, but I'm not sure if I should also restrict python binary executable in local python environment for my django website, because AppArmor says: "is currently marked as a program that should not have its own profile.". Chat GPT says I should activate the environment, bypass the warning and create a profile, but I'm not sure, so I decided to ask if anyone knows better.

As I'm sure many others have encountered, within days of creating any user in O365, they start receiving spam, phishing, and solicitation emails. Some of these bad actors have shown a very clear pattern to me, so it leads me to believe a team of bad actors may have found access to our GAL and will make regular attempts to scam our employees. I'm of course, also curious how I might find that employees with minimal outside communications (external communications are with specific individuals at client companies.)

Unfortunately, I haven't much experience with SecOPs, so I'm curious if anyone more experienced can suggest some good tools to recommend for me to do some digging into this. Tool/app platform doesn't matter, I've got Windows, Mac, and Linux machines available to utilize for testing.

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While this thread is timed to coincide with Microsoft's Patch Tuesday, feel free to discuss any patches, updates, and releases, regardless of the company or product.

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• Deploy to a test/dev environment before prod.
• Deploy to a pilot/test group before the whole org.
• Have a plan to roll back if something doesn't work.
• Test, test, and test!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/104228

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