Anonymizing Logs in NGINX and Apache
How to anonymize logs in NGINX and Apache
security
The Meltdown and Spectre Vulnerabilities
Most every cpu made since 1995 is vulnerable to a set of vulnerabilities that could compromise secret data on computers, servers, and containers.
Using OAuth2 with Thunderbird and Gmail
To use Thunderbird with your Gmail account, Google tells you to allow “Insecure apps”. However, Thunderbird supports Oauth2 with Gmail. Here’s how to set it up.
Wireshark Capure as Regular User
Instead of having to run it as root, do this trick to run it as a normal user.
Caching with DNSMasq and optionally with DNSSEC
DNS lookups can slow down any system they aren’t quick enough. Here’s a way to speed things up.
Block others from Overwriting your WordPress
If your WordPress’s database gets dropped or corrupted, an anonymous user can reinstall your WordPress however they want to. Here’s how to stop that from ever happening.
.htaccess rules for security, caching, and redirection
Here’s some .htaccess rules you can add to your site
How to Deny Access to Dokuwiki Login Page via a Cookie
Do you ever have bots or hackers try to log into your dokuwiki login page? Here’s a way to block them with a simple cookie.