Collaborate Disseminate
Mosh has been around for a while now. Although it’s claimed to be “a replacement for SSH” by its authors, mosh does actually depend on ssh to do the initial authentication, after which an instance of the mosh binary is started on the serv… Continue reading Is mosh now recommended by the security experts? (2014)
Although this is closely related to the recently closed question Evil maids in the server room [closed], I believe that it’s more answerable.
I’d like to unlock LUKS volumes on remotely hosted servers, using initramfs with BusyBox, and Dr… Continue reading For remotely unlocking LUKS volumes via SSH, how can I verify integrity before sending passphrase?
I’m thinking about acquiring a NAS from Synology (or QNap), these are pretty cool NAS and do much more than just storing files.
Some extras include:
ssh, ftp, telnet, mail servers
photo gallery (directly from the NAS!)
mysql/php (can eve… Continue reading how safe is a home NAS with ssh access?
Gmail doesn’t give the IP address of the sender in its mail headers for security reasons. I’d like to know whether there is some other way of getting the IP address of the sender.
Since Gmail specifies the IP address of its… Continue reading How to find out the IP address of email sender in Gmail
I’m trying to brainstorm a security scheme for the problem of verifying server software integrity. The domain of this problem is Game Servers built on Valve’s Source Dedicated Servers. These servers are used in competitive gaming, and the … Continue reading Verifying server software integrity?