A knife drops in unfortunately, a tilted kitchen utensil has to be levered out of the dish rack; damaged PVC coatings not only lead to annoying rust stains on the cutlery, but also destroy the material in the long term. So let's restore a dishwasher rack.
Credential Port Knocking, Part 2: Integration in SSH Clients
The second part of the tutorial covers different ways of integrating port knocking into the two most popular SSH clients, OpenSSH and PuTTY, under Linux and Windows respectively, which automates port knocking during connection establishment.
Credential Port Knocking, Part 1: Implementation in the Linux Kernel Firewall
Port knocking can be used to hide services that are particularly interesting for attackers. This first part of a multi-part tutorial shows which variants exist and how easy it is to implement credential port knocking using nftables or iptables directly in the Linux kernel firewall.
HomeAssistant 2024.7: Emulating obsoleted weather forecast entities using template sensors
Since HomeAssistant 2024.7, the weather data provider integration OpenWeatherMap no longer provides forecast data as sensor entities. This mini-tutorial shows how to continue providing the sensor entities using templates with periodical service calls.
OpenSSL: Activating Legacy Provider System-Wide
OpenSSL 3.0 removed numerous algorithms that were considered outdated or unsafe. But some software still relies on these algorithms. This mini tutorial shows you how to reactivate them.