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niemczuk.tech
The thing with Debian stable is that it is stable. But you don't get the newest software which is sometimes required. Of course there are backports repositories but after a new Debian stable release may not include the required version. On the other hand adding sid repositories could mess up your system after an apt update. The solution for this is apt-pinning. |
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raesene.github.io
[AI summary] The article explains techniques for creating reverse shells in Docker and Kubernetes environments to gain access to restricted systems, commonly used by pentesters. |
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kbroman.org
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yieldcode.blog
The other day I thought to myself that it would be a good idea to have some backups of my data. So I was wondering, how would I execute a periodic backup task? |
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