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128bit.io
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| | | | | SSH is one of my favorite tools on a Linux/Unix system. There is so much you can do from copying files, to tunneling data security. SSH is a great way to get access to your system at home, but also access to your network. Lets go over some things about SSH tunneling and why it's good to use! Basic Idea: The idea of tunneling is to give you a secure way to pass data from one point to another. | |
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joshuarogers.net
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| | | | | Back in May we looked at how to setup Access Controls with NGinx. I didn't mention how I test it though. In order to test the different rules, the requests needed to originate from different IP ranges, which in turn meant that I would need to send the requests from different networks. As I find the idea of fidgeting with cables or hotspots to be more than slightly annoying, I opted to tunnel request out of my internal network using a SOCKS proxy. | |
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sporks.space
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| | | | | I needed to connect to a Fortinet SSLVPN, but the certificate on it had expired. While the official Mac client prompts and lets you connect anyways, Linux with NetworkManager (and the FortiSSLVPN plugin) would refuse without providing any messages. Unfortunately,... Continue reading ? | |
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oldschoolg4m1ng.blogspot.com
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| | | Hi folks, Just a quick post today to share some progress I have made on my Deathwing Librarian. I have kitbashed him a bit to pay homage t... | ||
