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raskell.io
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| | | | | My OpenBSD journey: Getting it virtualized with libvirt (1) | |
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thinkingeek.com
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| | | | | In my day job sometimes I need to edit documents using tools that are only available on Windows. As such, I have a virtual machine with Windows 10 running on VirtualBox. Recently I upgraded to Debian 13 and I took the opportunity to migrate to a libvirt-based solution. I explain here the steps that I followed. | |
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www.linuxjournal.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article provides a comprehensive guide on securing a Linux system using UEFI secure boot, full disk encryption, and GRUB configuration. It covers steps to create and manage custom secure boot keys, set up a standalone GRUB bootloader with password protection, and implement full disk encryption to protect data and kernel images. The guide also discusses the implications of using GPL-licensed software with secure boot and emphasizes the importance of protecting the system against unauthorized access and malicious software. | |
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daringfireball.net
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| | | We shouldn't be celebrating the return of longstanding features we never should have lost in the first place. But Apple's willingness to revisit these decisions?-?their explicit acknowledgment that, yes, keyboards are meant to by typed upon, not gazed upon?-?is, if not cause for a party, at the very least cause for a jubilant toast. | ||
