A critical vulnerability in the Cacti Web-based open source framework for monitoring network performance gives attackers a way to disclose Cacti's entire database contents — presenting a prickly risk ...

Based on RRDTool, Cacti is "a complete network graphing solution." That means that Cacti polls your devices, gathers the data, then provides graphs based on what you configured. Cacti is a free open ...

The new version 1.2.27 of the monitoring software Cacti closes several security vulnerabilities, among other things. The severity level ranges up to "critical" and allows attackers to inject malicious ...

Quick to set up and easy to use, it's a good first step toward keeping an eye on your network’s health The world doesn’t revolve around IT. Consultants like yours truly sometimes have a hard time ...

Cacti is one of the most powerful open source front ends for RRDtool. Jack Wallen walks you through the steps to get this up and running, so you can gain access to handy network and system graphics.

More than 1,600 instances of the Cacti device monitoring tool reachable over the internet are vulnerable to a critical security issue that hackers have already started to exploit. Cacti is an ...

Hackers are utilizing a known vulnerability in device monitoring tool Cacti to install all sorts of malware on vulnerable endpoints, researchers have claimed. Cybersecurity researchers from The ...

While the popular Nagios application is a good real-time monitoring program, you can better track both uptime and performance by employing Cacti to monitor and collect device information.

A few weeks ago, I pointed out RRDTool, a powerful open source technology for storing and graphing network monitoring data. Collecting data is all well and good, but you also have to have good ...