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osquery lets you ask questions about your Linux, Mac, and Windows infrastructure. Intrusion detection, infrastructure reliability, compliance, and more.

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Joined February 2015
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Great to see osquery detections provided in a malware analysis report like this!
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Here's a little one-liner I like to use with @osquery to figure out what process is listening on a network port when I can't bind my dev server: osqueryi 'select * from processes join listening_ports using (pid) where port = 8080'
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Team @docker, what's the plan for OSS organizations that use the free team tier with your new pricing announcement (sunsetting the free teams tier)? Are projects like @osquery no longer welcome on the platform?
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🎉 Announcing Osquery 5.3.0! 🎉 Table improvements and bugfixes. Downloads available from osquery.io/downloads/officia…
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Anyone know of a tool like @snyksec that supports C++ and can generate *public* reports of dependency vulnerabilities and fixes? Snyk seems to have a nice workflow but doesn't support the public reporting use case. Looking to address this issue for @osquery.
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🎉 Announcing osquery 5.2.2 with native macOS M1 support! 🎉 Downloads available in our package repos and at osquery.io/downloads/officia…. Huge effort from @trailofbits, @Smjert, @alessandrogario, @sharvilshah and more.
Replying to @wifitoaster2
Osquery is not vulnerable. See teapawt.net/osquery/status/1470831…. Thank you for asking.
Osquery is not vulnerable to the Log4J CVE-2021-44228, as there are no Java components. The osquery.io website is statically hosted on GitHub pages.
Osquery is not vulnerable to the Log4J CVE-2021-44228, as there are no Java components. The osquery.io website is statically hosted on GitHub pages.
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Very cool to see the initial talks and speakers added to the agenda, should be a fun and insightful event!
While CFPs continue to roll in, we’re excited to share the latest confirmed speaker/session: @atlassian Site Reliability Engineer, Brendan Shaklovitz (@nyanshak). To register, visit eventbrite.com/e/osqueryscal… #osqueryatscale
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This makes bpf events very accessible: select * from bpf_process_events. You’ll have to build from tip right now, but expect these features in the next stable release (eta 1 month). Next up, EndpointSecurity process events!
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Here is a great end to end setup for using osquery to carve/acquire files remotely. Thanks for the in-depth description and walkthrough Ben!
New post: Setup my GoLang Osquery-file-carving server with Kolide holdmybeersecurity.com/2020/…
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That is a lot of SQL! Congrats to the winners and to everyone who helped organize!
We are thrilled to announce the winning teams of OpenSOC.io #DEFCONSafeMode finals. 8M @graylog2 queries 91K+ scoreboard submissions 800+ participants 500+ challenges 350+ teams 260GB+ PCAPs 150GB+ endpoint telemetry 10K+ @osquery queries 20+ hours of content
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I'm very excited to release Fleet 3.0.0! We've managed to scale Fleet to over 150k hosts with the new changes, and also introduced some nice new features like Manual Labels. Check it out! #osquery github.com/kolide/fleet/rele…
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Replying to @jmeller @kolide
There are multiple hubs already, if you want to use those or derive inspiration. community.carbonblack.com/t5… and the second I cannot find right now but I saw demoed at DEF CON last year.
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Enjoyed my first virtual talk at @jupyterthon and also my first blog, hope there will be more! 😉 Thanks again @Cyb3rWard0g & @Cyb3rPandaH for this opportunity. Here is the link to my talk: youtube.com/watch?v=QCVd4Svt… And also the link to my blog: medium.com/@sevickson/untang… #osquery
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