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blog.stalkr.net
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| | | | | If you like exploitation surely you've had your own reverse or connect-back shells. Set up a listening netcat, run the payload and boom: you... | |
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www.gabriel.urdhr.fr
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article discusses the use of SSH as a secure transport protocol for various applications and services, covering its architecture, channel management, and different methods for encapsulating protocols over SSH. | |
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dustymabe.com
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| | | | | Recently we switched our 9p filesystem usage in CoreOS Assembler to use virtiofs. This is the technology behind a lot of new lightweight container VM technology like kata-containers and libkrun, but can also be easily used with libvirt. Running as non-root using qemu:///session Currently the virtiofs integration doesn't work as non-root via a qemu:///session connection. There is an oustanding RFE for this upstream and downstream in RHEL that can be followed for updates. | |
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www.babaei.net
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| | | I recently purchased a second-hand HP Proliant ML350p Gen8 in order to be used as a home server and to my disappointment realized I won't be able to disable the hardware RAID that comes with this model, at least at first glance. Well, there is a way to do that, which is supported by HP themselves. And, this is how to do it the easy way! But, before we proceed any further, you might ask why do I need to disable the hardware RAID? The answer is because I need to install ZFS. There is already plenty of documentation why installing ZFS on a hardware RAID is a terrible idea. Thus, I won't go over that since it's not the focus of this article. Again, before we go any further there's a catch you should know about. If you'd enable HBA-mode, the server won't be able ... | ||
