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Mobile hacking tool
The Flipper Zero mobile hacking tool, a highly portable device that looks like a kiddy toy at first glance, can check a wide range of wireless connections for vulnerabilities. We take a look at potential applications in pentesting scenarios.
Run rootless Podman containers as systemd services
Running rootless containers is easy with Podman. With Podman Quadlet files, these containers are seamlessly integrated into systemd services.
Kick-start your AI projects with Kubeflow
Training language models and AI algorithms requires a powerful infrastructure that is difficult to create manually. Although Kubeflow promises a remedy, it is itself a complex monster … unless you are familiar with the right approach that lets you get it up and running fairly quickly.
Landscape
Manually maintaining large IT infrastructures almost inevitably leads to errors. Enter Canonical's Landscape, a commercial tool that uses a web interface and an API to gather information, render it graphically, and complete maintenance work.
New versions of the Endian and Sophos UTM solutions
UTM systems combat all kinds of dangers under the policy of Unified Threat Management. The demands and expectations of customers fuel competition. Two of the most popular manufacturers – Endian and Sophos – have now released new versions of their solutions.
Documentation Tools for Admins
Scattered documents lying on the file server are an inconvenient resource when admins need to solve problems at the help desk. Free knowledgebase components combine knowledge and structure, providing a better overview.
IPv6 Tables
We design a basic set of ip6tables rules for an IPv6 firewall.
Acquiring a Memory Image
Be ready before disaster strikes. In this article we describe some tools you should have on hand to obtain a memory image of an infected system.
Container Virtualization Comeback with Docker
Docker helps the Linux container achieve an appealing comeback and integrates some features missing from earlier container solutions.
OpenLDAP Workshop
Centralized user management with LDAP or Active Directory is the standard today, although many prefer to manage user data manually rather than build this kind of infrastructure. In this article, we look at a better approach with OpenLDAP.
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