I write a blog to complain about cybersecurity. Now I write here, too. Obtuse on purpose.
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Over at our lovely Discord server, we have some great debates almost on a daily basis. And we don't talk exclusively about cybersecurity, mind you. We have this running joke about it being a hockey Discord. Or a philosophy Discord. Or even a Warhammer 40k Discord. We run
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Let's make a blog!
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How do you do, fellow self-hosting enthusiasts? Today we are doing some actual self-hosting. We'll do it two ways: locally, and remotely. Let's start with the former because all you need for that is a computer in front of you. Windows, macOS, or Linux. No Z/
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Today we ssh!
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This guide will help you navigate the hardware options available, from repurposing old hardware to selecting new equipment, with a focus on practical, cost-effective solutions that won't break the bank or drive up your electricity bill
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This is part 1 of the 32x33 Institute's Host Your Stuff series. In this post, we figure out how to domain name.
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Introduction What is a home server? A home server is a dedicated system within a private network that provides services such as file storage, application hosting, media streaming, or even web hosting. Think of it as a personal data center scaled down to meet the needs of a household or
Hello, and welcome to the first post of 2025! I hope you had the chance to wind down and mentally prepare for what's next. Let's kick things off in style, and talk about cryptocurrencies. Right off the bat: ransomware only exists because cryptocurrencies are available and
If you've been around the internet for as long as I have, you might have come across the incredibly annoying, and, quite frankly, weird phenomenon that is people not knowing their own email address. You see, one of my email accounts is a Gmail account that I got
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Building a cybersecurity program from the ground up is hard. This series of articles will present ways of establishing your cybersecurity program the right way.
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Back in the day, I was a pretty avid Google Reader user. For those of you too young to remember it, Google Reader was a very cool thing: it was an RSS reader, but it was also a social reader because people could follow you and see what kind of
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Depending on who you ask, bouncing back from ransomware attacks will cost organizations anywhere from 5 to 20 million US dollars. That's not loose change, but that's nothing that will make a dent on the bottom line of a significant number of organizations. If you do