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Mapping CAS Logins with Splunk
The first log that I wanted to parse with our new Splunk Enterprise system was catalina.out log from our CAS server. CAS, or Central Authentication Server, is a web-based, federated, single sign-on service available at http://www.jasig.org/cas/. We use it for, among other things, our authentication for Google Apps for Education.
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How to Secure Apache with HTTP Security Headers
Why Are HTTP Security Headers Important? When a user visits your website, their browser and your server exchange a variety of HTTP headers. These headers control caching, content policies, and, crucially, security settings. Without proper configuration, attackers can exploit browser vulnerabilities to steal data, inject malicious scripts, or manipulate user sessions.
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Finding Popular CAS Services with Splunk: A Complete Guide
Understanding CAS and Its Importance Central Authentication Service (CAS) is widely used in enterprises and educational institutions to provide single sign-on (SSO) authentication. Tracking which CAS services are most frequently accessed can offer valuable insights into user behavior, application usage, and potential security concerns.
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