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My two favorite things in IT are networking and linux. It’s an exciting time for both right now because they’re kind of meshing together. Linux is fully recognized today as a powerful platform for business along with stable distro’s being available for workstation use. It really has come along way…
Comments closedI recently found a pretty big issue with an appliance I work with. The manufacturer documentation stated that a local TFTP service to appliance was protected by DOS detection and mitigation. This should block any TFTP brute force attacks on the appliance. However, because of quite a few circumstances we…
Comments closedI’m been very quiet lately but I’ve been pretty deep in networking. I decided that I needed to back-peddle a little and try for my CCNA. I feel like anything on that topic has been more than covered elsewhere and my work has been pretty well structured around the objectives,…
1 CommentI wrapped up the linux+ and started studying for the sec+ just to realize I was incredibly bored with it. It’s not challenging what-so-ever so I hit a bit of a wall on what to do next. I’ve been putting off coding for a long time, and I think it’s…
2 CommentsSince upgrading to Proxmox 5, I’ve had very little visibility into my server’s health. HPE hasn’t released packages for debian stretch (proxmox 5) and really for detailed information, those packages are my only choice. I only care about the RAID array however, and after poking around I found that the…
1,099 CommentsThis is a quicky. I’ve been very busy here, been studying hard for the linux+ and trying my best to get as good as I possibly can. I’ve tipped a point to where progress is now quick (relatively) as I think my foundation is solid. I’m excited to add it…
719 CommentsThis post is being prepared as an independent research project for a class. You will learn more if you invest time at the links presented in the first couple paragraphs. OpenStack at the time of writing this can be a decently large en-devour. This guide is not intended to answer all your…
170 CommentsDid anyone else see the new sipvicious logo? Pretty cool upgrade. Now sipvicious is not the only SIP hacking automation tool. I’ve been seeing a lot of “Friendly-Scanner” as well. This post is just a quick overview of how to set up an easy honeypot that allows registration to…
6,050 CommentsI’m really not a huge fan of Ubiquiti or EdgeOS. I am a huge fan of vyatta and VyOS though. I switched from a virtualized instance of VyOS to the Edgerouter POE over a year ago and I miss some of the tools I had on a full blown…
2,171 CommentsSonicwall’s are pretty common in my ecosystem. Maybe it’s dell country, maybe it’s just all the small businesses. But Sonicwall is definitely on the windows agenda. There’s the Net-extender app which is supposed to work on linux/unix machines, but I’ve had mixed success. There’s a few open source options out there…
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