I’ve talked about security when it comes to computers and technology but what kind of security do you have when war or a natural disaster hits? When the power is out for weeks or months your probably thinking about survival and not your server. I was doing some research and some how I ended up Continue Reading »
This guest post is by Regi Publico. As we shift towards digitalization, web development has become crucial to a business’s success. Developing efficient websites and web applications have helped expand their reach and boost customer traffic. However, web development has frequently overlooked security, especially in recent years. That just opened possibilities for cybersecurity threats and other Continue Reading »
Have you ever wanted to know when someone logs into your server with SSH? I did a while back so I came up with a way to send SSH login alerts by e-mail when someone logs into a server. I wrote this up while testing on my Raspberry PI so it should be about the Continue Reading »
This guest post is by Regi Publico. Internet access is no longer a luxury that only a few people enjoy. It has become ingrained in our daily lives. Students, workers, housewives, corporate executives, and political leaders all rely on the internet for a lot of things. But as the role of the internet expanded in Continue Reading »
One thing that bugged me about Thunderbird was that your local network IP was always sent with your e-mail. I can’t think of any good reason to do this. If you look at the header from an e-mail sent from Thunderbird you will notice something like this. Received: from 192.168.1.100 ([1.2.3.4]) by your.mailhost.net Where 192.168.1.100 Continue Reading »
