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Label:This article is the Nineth article of the SQL Server Agent series, please refer to the original text for details In the first few of these series, you learned how to start an external program in the SQL Server Agent job step. You can use outdated ActiveX systems, run batch command scripts, and even your own programs. Your best bet is to run PowerShell scripts using the PowerShell subsystem. The PowerShell script will allow you to handle almost all aspects of Windows and SQL Server

SQL Server Agent is the core of all real-time databases. Proxies have a lot of non-obvious uses, so the knowledge of the system is useful for developers or DBAs. This series of articles will be popular to introduce its many uses. In the previous article in this series, you learned how to start an external program in the SQL Server Agent job step. You can use outdated ActiveX systems, run batch commands from a virtual command prompt, or even start your own programs. Your best option is to u

increase, change, and cancel access rights according to prescribed policies and procedures, and whether the allocation of user rights follows the "least privilege" principle.Log check of the application system. Includes database logs, system access logs, System processing logs, error logs, and exception logs.Apply System competency checks. including system resource consumption, system transaction speed and system throughput.Security operation check of the application system. Whether the user's

eth0-m multiport-p UDP--dports 53,113,135,137,139,445-j DROP53,113,135,137,139,445 of messages dropped to UDP (primarily DNS, authentication, remote calls, files, and Printer sharing services) to the ETH0 network port# iptables-a input-i eth0-p UDP--dport 1026-j DROPPacket discards for 1026 ports that are accessing UDP on the Eth0 network port (10,261 as the next idle port, preventing port scanning)# iptables-a input-i eth0-m multiport-p tcp--dports 1433,4899-j DROPPacket discards for 1433 (SQL

Use iSCSI Target to create centralized security storage (1) ISCSI is a block-level protocol used to share original storage devices through TCP/IP networks, you can use an existing IP address and ethernet address, such as a nic, vswitch, or vro, to share and access storage through the iSCSI protocol. ISCSI target is a remote hard disk provided by the remote iSCSI

be well done for advanced target attacks, but at least it started to warn people, hackers specializing in the preparation of Windows System Trojans have begun to turn to the Linux platform." Security enterprise Crowdstrike wrote in its malware sample analysis article. "Looking at the missing part of the code, we will find that this is not a well-laid targeted attack behavior ." Crowdstrike's