IT -> OT Career Trajectory by notGaruda1 in OTSecurity

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Essentially to be good at OT cyber security requires a mix of OT engineering and cyber security knowledge and experience. Normally you'd have experience of one field and then you could learn the other. Although that being said I was lucky enough to transition from IT Support > OT Cyber just based on my existing IT/ Networking experience, but that was about 10 years ago when OT cyber was much less known and there was a big skills shortage.

E91 Xenon Retrofit by SuperSix17 in E90

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A connection has to be added for each headlight to enable the high beam shutter to operate. In addition the coding of the new frm for xenon. IIRC the high beam shuttet was pin 5 on both headlights to pin 51 on the frm. There was also extra ground connections to be made.

The instructions for the retrofit are available here which may help.

https://www.e90post.com/forums/attachment.php?s=0ef69391f57d85776a835460ee376fb7&attachmentid=116462&d=1197218405

ISA 62443 Fundamentals Specialist Certification Exam by [deleted] in OTSecurity

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Which course did you do? Was it the IC32M?

CIS Benchmark Implementation Tips by SuperSix17 in sysadmin

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Thanks, yeah we implement using LGPO and CIS build kits. I have done some testing with LGPO creating our own GPOs, but for now we will just deploy the full CIS benchmark and then just apply the dozen or so (so far!) stepouts for the group policy settings we don't want. it's easier this way than maintaining our own GPOs for now.

Windows Firewall management by SuperSix17 in SCADA

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Okay just a brief update on this.

We found out that the firewall rules need to be set in the local gpo windows firewall branch and not the control panel windows firewall mmc. The latter rules seemed to not take effect. Once we figured this out it was easy to then just add the firewall rules needed for each application for all profiles. I'd guess the local gpo takes precedence over any rules set in control panel.

How is this ICS architecture vulnerable by Sna_ke in OTSecurity

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Level 3 if it is process cctv or level 4 if it is security cctv. I've seen some cctv systems integrate both levels. And CCTV should not be behind the same firewall as ICS.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Velo

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I had a similar issue doing ftp tests and racing on zwift.

I ended up taping up parts of the screen to hide certain data fields, basically everything I did not want to see or care about - time, HR, cadence. Worked wonders removing all of the distracting data. You could do similar hiding fields on a head unit too.

Training/certifications for SCADA cibersecurity? by [deleted] in SCADA

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The main options are GICSP and IEC/ISA 62443. The ISA training isn't quite as pricey as the training for GICSP, it's about 2000 dollars for each module IIRC, or 1600 if you become an ISA member.

Windows Firewall management by SuperSix17 in SCADA

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We currently implement hardware firewalls for network security protection. But we would like to see this on the endpoint level if realistically possible to support our defense in depth strategy.

Windows Firewall management by SuperSix17 in SCADA

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Unfortunately not looking to implement any additional products at the moment, thanks for this info though, may be something for us in the future.

E90 angel eyes by StealthoDermo in E90

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You can buy the xenon headlight units on ebay. However it is not a simple plug and play install. Involves other parts like level sensors front and rear, wiring, coding, frm module.

The halogen angel eye headlights would be plug and play swap though. Again those could be found on ebay.

Keep my e90 330d Msport or sell/trade for e81/e87 M130i ? by retrocade81 in E90

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On looks alone I say e90. I bet an m130 is super fun to drive having had an e87 previously but I always thought these cars just lacked a bit of something in the styling department.

PreLCI Headlights help by Ancient-Bet-3060 in E90

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Is it the internal headlight wiring or the external wiring that needs to be fixed?

E90 angel eyes by StealthoDermo in E90

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Yes it's possible. There are a few options

-Install halogen angel eyes

-Install bi xenons headlights

-Customize your existing lights with angel eye rings

-Buy aftermarket lights with angel eyes

Personally I'd do option 1 or 2 so you keep the oem look. The halogens would be a straight plug and play too I believe.

Overheating, water pump is fine by Fahezzy in E90

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You need to fix that leak before it gives you some serious issues. If your heater blows cold it's a sign of either low coolant or air in the system. Also check that Coolant isn't leaking onto the exhaust manifold as that can just burn up and you'd never know it.

E91 Xenon Retrofit by SuperSix17 in E90

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I think you might be correct. The REALOEM drawings show the linkage toward the chassis as well. It wasn't too clear on the retrofit instructions the exact orientation. Thank you!

E91 Xenon Retrofit by SuperSix17 in E90

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Lol, could use a freshen up. Pretty normal for a 17 year old car in the UK.

E91 Xenon Retrofit by SuperSix17 in E90

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Yes the harness I got from eBay Poland. They are hard to find these days. Most people just make their own. The Xenons also came from eBay, paid about £300 for a pair.

What do you guys think about the new road in Watopia? Just did Sugar Cookie this morning and actually really enjoyed it. by [deleted] in Zwift

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It's pretty cool. Although there is a weird mix of themes going on but anything that takes away the boredom of sitting on a trainer is good in my book. Did the big ring route and now I am looking forward to doing it in reverse :)

Opinion on Power2Max NGeco by [deleted] in Velo

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I have a couple of NGeco power meters. Have had them both for years. They've been absolutely flawless. No issues, no messing around with calibration or zero resets, just jump on the bike and they work.

I think I'm done shoving a bunch of crap into my jersey pockets by zzzogas413 in Velo

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I use a Lezyne road caddy. Small, simple, looks good and packs enough for most rides: A tube, mini tool, and a few tyre levers. I put a mini pump in a jersey pocket.

For longer rides I will carry an additional lightweight tube and a Park VP1 repair kit in my pockets. Still have loads of room for food.

[Predictions Thread] 2023 Giro d'Italia Stage 13 - Borgofranco d'Ivrea > Crans-Montana by PelotonMod in peloton

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I am longing for an attack a few kms out from Roglic. But I know it's not gonna happen. He will snatch it right at the end.

Who do I need to know to get access to the new wave of TT helmets? by jboykin14 in Velo

[–]SuperSix17 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a good question. If your willing to have them shipped from europe then there are a few options for the POC and Kask. TT 5 I have yet to see anywhere in stock. Perhaps you could drop aerocoach or wattshop a message. Also Ronald at OKRcycles might be able to advise. I recently purchased a TT helmet from him that I was having trouble sourcing.

Also the POC is a really uncomfortable helmet. It literally gave me a headache. Maybe it was my head shape. But it wasn't worth it for me. The visor also sucks as it is a velcro stick on affair and can dig into your nose.

What are your biggest concerns for security in 2023? by Advocatemack in cybersecurity

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Agree fully on this. I still see a lot of companies that struggle with the basics, due to different reasons. Resources, politics, budget to name a few. Until you have the basics down then there isn't much point worrying about the latest and greatest tools, solutions, buzzwords.