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Kickstarting in Cybersecurity: Strategic Advice for 2nd and 3rd Year Indian College Students
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badshah.io
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2 years ago
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eng
How to get started in cybersecurity? This is the first question I get from many students attending Null Bangalore meetups, security conferences, and more.
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I maintain a living document called my things list , where I track all the different tools and such that I use in my daily life. I try to update this when I remember to, throughout the year, but I also thought it might be interesting to track how my daily carry changes over time. So, here is what I usually have in my pockets as of the start of 2024. What I Wear I am supposed to wear glasses when reading or at the computer, but I often f..
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I maintain a living document called my things list , where I track all the different tools and such that I use in my daily life. I try to update this when I remember to, throughout the year, but I also thought it might be interesting to track how my daily carry changes over time. So, here is what I usually have in my pockets as of the start of 2024. What I Wear I am supposed to wear glasses when reading or at the computer, but I often f..
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Learn more about generative AI security in this recap from our recent fireside chat, featuring security and privacy experts from Snyk and Dynatrace.
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Which Linux distro should I use?” Is a recurring question people ask without an end in sight. I have been hearing this for more than a decade at this point. So I decided to share my framework/checklist for choosing a Linux distro along with my recommendations. This way, even if my recommendation doesn’t fit someone’s needs, they still can find one that suits them. The below recommendations are for desktop linux and NOT server side. Althoug....
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In this article we will learn how to setup a shareable drive with NFS in Linux. We will see the steps to setup NFS server and mount the drive on a client machine.
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In this article we will learn how to setup a shareable drive with NFS in Linux. We will see the steps to setup NFS server and mount the drive on a client machine.
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In this article we will learn how to setup a shareable drive with NFS in Linux. We will see the steps to setup NFS server and mount the drive on a client machine.
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Improving ASP.NET Core Security By Putting Your Cookies On A Diet
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nestenius.se
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2 years ago
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eng
In this blog post, we’ll explore a practical way to enhance the security of your ASP.NET Core applications by reducing the size of authentication cookies
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How reading a crazy book about Kaijus and watching an episode of True Detective made me think about joy
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Powerful and cautionary story. I wondered for many years, how all of this could have happened. How people like my grandpa turned into monsters and people around him watched or turned into monsters with him. The last years made this very clear. More here .
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The Song of Achilles is a moving tale offering a new perspective on Homer’s The Iliad. It weaves through the origin of Achilles…
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It's time for my annual books roundup - slightly late, but who's counting? (it's me) In the earliest moments of 2023, my partner Yee Aun and I were hailing a pedicab on the rainy streets of San Diego; as the year ended, we were cozy in bed hours before, having succumbed to sleep. Funny, the contrast. Looking back on this list, Jo Harkin's Tell Me An Ending stands out as my favorite, a story following several people through a world wh....
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After toying with GPT based models. I have also explored how we can use these models locally, without internet, having full control. This post describes my process and learnings about my explorations…
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After toying with GPT based models. I have also explored how we can use these models locally, without internet, having full control. This post describes my process and learnings about my explorations…
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Using the __construct() method for dependency injection in Laravel Artisan commands can have unexpected consequences.
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I visited Greece last year, spending a week in Athens and then another in Thessaloniki to attend a wedding. I took so many pictures and they’re just languishing in my phone, so I decided put them into a small travel post.
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A dozen years ago, I shared an edited-for-readability chat I had with a friend on the gold standard. In it I stated: I’d think that it would be better to keep the mountains and valleys more stable / less high|deep, so that slowdowns aren’t felt by a disproportionately small community/niche of the economy, and so... continue “bring back boom-and-bust” »
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A follow up hot-fix has been released on the v2.9.x release to fix a path traversal fix isolated to the Windows platform.
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this is a little over my head, so trying to learn a bit, I searched the Wiki. It needs some help, nothing about this issue is mentioned. https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration#Using_systemd-resolved_for_DNS_resolution can you add something to help others?
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Quite Quiet (Issue #150) 2024-01-20 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: Sort of a quiet week but still a few interesting and important topics: Bitcoin scaling, HTMX, regulation in the EU and open source AI. Issue details: Title: Quite Quiet Issue: 150 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue of the newsletter. #
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Proper Multicast DNS Handling with NetworkManager and systemd-resolved
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feeding.cloud.geek.nz
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2 years ago
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eng
Using NetworkManager and systemd-resolved together in Debian bookworm does not work out of the box. The first sign of trouble was these constant messages in my logs: avahi-daemon[pid]: Host name conflict, retrying with hostname-2 Then I realized that CUPS printer discovery didn't work: my network printer could not be found. Since this discovery now relies on Multicast DNS , it would make sense that both problems are related to an ....
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