Articles with the tag: #security
Concept for DNS security with Bind9, Pi-hole and OpenDNS
Written by Stefan on . Modified on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #security #dns #pi-hole #asa
This is my new concept for DNS security with Bind9, Pi-hole and OpenDNS in my network. Bind9 is used as Enterprise DNS to resolve hostnames and IP addresses in the local area network, Pi-hole and OpenDNS are used for Internet DNS traffic. DNS traffic is passed by Cisco ASA Firewall ACL.
Album: Pi-hole installation on Debian Linux
Written by Stefan on . Posted in albums. Tags: #album #software #pi-hole #security
Screenshots of Pi-hole installation on Debian Linux
Blocking of Google Chrome FLoC
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #security
Blocking of Google Chrome FLoC (Federated Learning of Cohorts) on my web server
Weeks of the data leaks
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #security
Weeks of the data leaks and my approach after data leaks or breaches
Debian Unattended upgrades
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #linux #debian #security
Automatically install security-related upgrades on Debian Linux with unattended-upgrades
Watching You Watch
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #security
Princeton University and University of Chicago published a study of the tracking Ecosystem of Over-the-Top TV Streaming Devices
Humble Book Bundle IT Security
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #books #security
Humblebundle.com has a nice books bundle of IT Security books, available as PDF and as EPUB, DRM-free
Creating ROOT-CA-based certificates for Cisco Wireless Controller
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #cisco #wifi #security
Creating ROOT-CA-based certificates for Cisco Wireless Controller
Creating ROOT-CA-based certificates for Synology Diskstation
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #synology #security
Creating ROOT-CA-based certificates for Synology Diskstation
WiFicalypse continued
Written by Stefan on . Posted in Blog. Tags: #wifi #security
WiFicalypse continued, new method to speed up cracking of WPAv1 / WPAv2 Pre-sharded keys