Replace <project-id> with the project ID from /root/service-key.json.
Access the GCP Console:
Log in atGCP Console using the credentials from /root/gcp-creds.txt.
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Steps: Click the Access button to connect to the provisioned server. Open the terminal by selecting the Terminal option and choosing New Terminal. To create an Azure sandbox, run: asectl init azure A sandbox environment in Azure will be created, ...
Steps: Click the Access button to connect to the provisioned server. Open the terminal by selecting the Terminal option and choosing New Terminal. To create an AWS sandbox, run: asectl init aws A sandbox environment in AWS will be created, generating ...
In AppSecEngineer, Sandboxes are the easiest and most secure way to learn Cloud security since you don't need to use your own cloud account or expose your Cloud infrastructure to the simulated attacks we'll be performing in our Labs all of our Cloud ...
Of the top 3 cloud providers, Google Cloud has the least amount of high-quality security training out there. The GCP Security Collection by AppSecEngineer aims to fill that void with a uniquely hands-on approach to cloud security. This Collection ...
Step 1: Log in to Moodle Sign in to your Moodle account. Screenshot of the Sandbox 4.5 platform's top navigation bar with options for Home, Dashboard, My Courses, and Site Administration. Click on Site Administration in the top menu bar. Screenshot ...