The main focus of this release is in improving path handling in VQL to allow for more efficient path manipulation. This leads to the ability to analyze dead disk images, which depends on accurate path handling.
When collecting artifacts from endpoints, we need to be mindful of the overall load that collection will cost on endpoints. For performance-sensitive servers, our collection can cause operational disruption. For example, running a yara scan over the entire disk would utilize a lot of IO operations and may use a lot of CPU resources. Velociraptor will then compete for these resources with the legitimate server functionality and may cause degraded performance.
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Note that the CPU limit refers to a percentage of the total CPU resources available on the endpoint. So for example, if the endpoint is a 2 core cloud instance a 50% utilization refers to 1 full core. But on a 32 core server, a 50% utilization is allowed to use 16 cores!
On some cloud resources, IO operations per second (IOPS) are more important than CPU loading since cloud platforms tend to rate limit IOPS. So if Velociraptor uses many IOPS (e.g. in Yara scanning), it may affect the legitimate workload.
However, experience shows that many users use automated tools to push the offline collector to the endpoint (e.g. an EDR or another endpoint agent), and therefore it would be useful to provide resource controls and timeouts to control Velociraptor acquisitions. The below screenshot shows the new resource control page in the offline collector wizard.
Notebooks are an excellent tool for post processing and analyzing the collected results from various artifacts. Most of the time, similar post processing queries are used for the same artifacts, so it makes sense to allow notebook templates to be defined in the artifact definition. In this release, you can define an optional suggestion in the artifact yaml to allow a user to include certain cells when needed.
Velociraptor has always had SSO support to allow strong two-factor authentication for access to the GUI. Previously, however, Velociraptor only supported one OAuth2 provider at a time. Users had to choose between Google, Github, Azure, or OIDC (e.g. Okta) for the authentication provider.
In 0.6.4, Velociraptor can be configured to support multiple SSO providers at the same time. So an organization can provide access through Okta for their own team members at the same time as Azure or Google for their customers.
The Velociraptor Knowledge Base is a new area on the documentation site that allows anyone to submit small (1-2 paragraphs) tips about how to do a particular task. Knowledge base tips are phrased as questions to help people search for them. Provided tips and solutions are short, but they may refer users to more detailed information.
To make migration easier, 0.6.4 comes built in with the Server.Import.PreviousReleases artifact. This server artifact will load all the artifacts from a previous release into the server, allowing you to use those older versions with older clients.
As always, please file bugs on the GitHub issue tracker or submit questions to our mailing list by emailing velociraptor-discuss@googlegroups.com. You can also chat with us directly on our discord server.
These photos are of a fantastically well made cast of the pair that are on display in Japan. While photos of the original have been reproduced many times in all kinds of media, they always seem to be of the same shot, or at least one taken from the same angle, so hopefully these will provide some interest.
At the moment i have been looking at these pages WRT issues such as arguments about bipedal posture, neck elevation and other issues. It is tricky sometimes to figure where to put something. eg. studies on both bipedal posture, neck elevation were done across the sauropod genera hence my raionale for them going on sauropod page, but question is if something well known is a 'leader' type article then how much reduplication of info on the species page? Some stuff of Stegosaurus would be probably better placed on Stegosauria page maybe. Similar issues on Allosaurus/Allosauridae/Carnosaur/Tetanurae/Theropod.....Cas Liber 07:17, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
I checked with some of my paleo friends and they confirmed that the photos we're using there are in fact Bambiraptor. Check it out: [1]. Even the same pose. D'oh. I'm gonna solicit around for some new images.Dinoguy2 22:37, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
Images suffer a bit from flash distance for tiny camera and very low available light. Whole lot more in pipeline (other dinos) but can't do it all today - will prepare another image sub-page, as before - this time it was a visit to the Natural History Museum, London and their new 'Dino Jaws' exhibition - loads of usual displays plus some guest appearances of Animatronics stuff - lots of photos to come, some in sore need of some 'improving'. - Ballista 05:40, 3 July 2006 (UTC)
Hi everyone. Although it ain't a biggy, could I please remind everyone to come & vote at the Wikipedia:WikiProject Dinosaurs/Dinosaur collaboration??? Most nominations are thrown away due to lack of votes & really, only 6 people actually vote! Not very exciting or cometitive! So, just come along & vote for your favourite dinosaur or check out what the collaboration is & see if you can help. Thnaks, Spawn Man 00:27, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
Sorry if this is the wrong place, but Biological issues in Jurassic Park needs help. It has no references or sources, Potentially bad science and original research.I'm pretty new at this and don't really know what to do, just thought you could help_Dragon Helm 13:55, 11 July 2006 (UTC)
Ohmigoshbatman! Our work efforts into the selected article collaboration has dwindled slowly. Velociraptor had good amounts of work on it, same with T rex. But honestly, work on Diplodocus is shameful! C'mon guys, boost up the tempo for the final days of this article's nomination! I expect to see another article either featured or in peer review (although peer review sucks!) before the next collaboration is chosen! Gosh, what ever you guys are doing, hugging trees (cause you all seem so mellow bout everything) or digging up fossils, you guys need a push into activity! *Sigh*.... Spawn Man 22:26, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
Has anyone been there or taken photos. Got a couple books by Dong Zhiming from the library, Man this place looks great - love to go there. Worht putting a requested photo bit on Wikipriject China? (will have a look) Cas Liber 01:06, 16 July 2006 (UTC)
If I don't make a move, we'll never get anywhere. So, I've nominated the article for Featured article status! Yay! References are needed in a small quantity, but the article may get away with it. Maybe a bit of work on the opening? Sheep, you need to work in any stuff you've worked on in your sand box & together, it'll be featured! It'll add another knotch to my belt & get T rex & wikiproject dinos on 0.5 & the main page again. Vote here: Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Tyrannosaurus. And I don't want any, "I worked on the article therefore I must abstain" stuff either. We're either in this together or it fails... Spawn Man 02:51, 18 July 2006 (UTC). . BTW, I nominated Velociraptor for version 0.5 & it was accepted. (It would look strange if the "raptor" got through & T rex didn't...
I wasn't aware that there were so many dinosaurs that were discovered in places that I've never even heard about...Could we come up with a map where we place a little coloured dot wherever a dinosaur is discovered? --HappyCamper 21:18, 18 July 2006 (UTC)
Wow I'm late to get involved with this. Anyway, I've observed that many of the dinosaurs covered here don't have their estimated live sizes or weights listed in the articles. Also, while the general dates of the dinos are given (Late Jurassic, Late Cretaceous, etc.), it rarely goes as specific as say, "Maastrichtian." I was wondering if these omissions were done on purpose, or whether I should add information like this. Abyssal leviathin 03:31, 21 July 2006 (UTC)
Thanks, Spawn Man. Thanks everyone. I'm thrilled we've got another FA under our belt. Everyone did an amazing job. The article looks really good; this wasn't an easy one, but it was definitely worth it.--Firsfron of Ronchester 00:51, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
Is there any way we can generate a list of all the articles on List of dinosaurs that are not in an age + family category? It would be useful for finishing off the categorization task. Soo 09:37, 25 July 2006 (UTC) 152ee80cbc
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