Happy Hacker Halloween!
Last year I wanted to be a “Hacker” and code up a solution to show near by access points and nearby phones. I failed. However, I did a good job […]
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NAT and Macvlan on production LXD (plus reverse proxy & SSH Config)
Intro and LXD install At work recently I was charged with rebuilding a bare metal host. Beyond needing to follow our security best practices and be well documented, it was […]
Howto: Sympa 6.1 on Ubuntu 16.04
Recently I was tasked at work to get an instance of Sympa set up. Their docs are a bit scattered, but I found a promising post on debian.org which suggested […]
All HTTPS all the time, With HSTS to boot
I’ve been brushing up on my web security best practices recently. OWASP is a great resource for this! One of their recommended best practices is to use HTTP Strict Transport […]
Wayback machine, privacy and old plip.com
This post is a short parable told in three lessons: Lesson 1: The web is not as temporal as you might think! Recently a co-worker was travelling and was unable […]
The very, very poor man’s Google Analytics: tail, cut, sort, uniq & wc
I still have what most would call an unfounded fear of privacy when it comes to Google. They may receive a copy of every email I send to my friends […]