Netflix monitors open source projects for internal security

Netfix The company has released three internal tools to capture what hackers have left when using Internet services traces.

Andyhoernecke and the Netflix a member of the company's cloud security team Scottbehrens Said : "Many security teams need to look for Internet-based discussions, posts, and other things that can affect the organizations they protect."

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One of these tools -scumblr that can be used to create Google sites, Twitter and the Facebook user, or a custom keyword search. They point out that the search can be set to run periodically or manually.

Scumblr There is a call workflowable components for analyzing and optimizing the results. They point outthatworkflowable has a build (architecture) plug-in that can set custom triggers for automated operations.

If you find something interesting on the website, another plugin Sketchy can provide you with functionality.

They point out that in the future we want to see Scumblr tools for potentially malicious sites, have the ability to collect and text content. This allows security analysts to preview the results using the SCUMBLR tool, so that they do not need to be taken directly from the site in a risky way.

Scumblr , Sketchy and the workflowable through GitHub Open source software license release.

It can be determined that many sophisticated attackers have left their discussion of attacks on a password-protected forum , the website operator will do a rigorous review of the Forum's visitors. But there are some so-called hackers who have a little bit of a confrontation with the description above.

often eager to be public, these attackers use social networking sites, such as Twitter to brag or to remind them of their activities, this information will be Scumblr soon to collect.

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Netflix monitors open source projects for internal security