I’d like to update [tag]systemBash[/tag] more often, but I don’t have the material (or time) to do multiple updates per day. If you would like to write for us – any amount is good but I would like to see at least one post per week – please drop me a line! Posts are focused [...]
Categories: Site Updates,System Administration
If you are a Google user – meaning [tag]Gmail[/tag], [tag]Google Docs[/tag], [tag]Google Calendar[/tag], [tag]Google Reader[/tag], etc – then you should know that by default, once you log in your sessions are typically not encrypted between your browser and the [tag]Google[/tag] servers. For some more technical information on this, check out dmiessler’s post on the subject. [...]
Categories: Configurations,JavaScript,Security,Windows
New theme with hopefully a better design! Drop me a line to let me know what you think!
Categories: Site Updates
Tagged: PHP
The situation is: you have an web application or URL that you would like to force your users (or yourself) to use the [tag]secure[/tag] [tag]https[/tag] protocol rather than the unencrypted http protocol. This is easy to do with [tag]Apache[/tag] and [tag].htaccess[/tag]. Create or add to the .htaccess file in the root of the web directory [...]
Categories: Configurations,Security,System Administration
Tagged: apache, http, http protocol, SSL, web application, web directory
I’ve been using the VPN Software Hamachi for several years now and thought I would share my experiences with it. Previous to being purchased by LogMeIn, Hamachi was a smaller company which designed this great software. It is now offered in 2 versions, the free “Basic” version and the paid “Premium” version. The premium version [...]
Tagged: file server, LAN, Linux, local area network, LogMeIn, media server, personal secured network, VPN
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