Introduction Securing SSH access is critical for home lab users and new system administrators looking to protect their remote servers. One effective way to enhance security is Port Knocking, a tec...
In my last article, TCPDump & Python, we explored using the tcpdump command to capture local network traffic. But for my ethical hacking robot, I need to take things a step further. Instead of ...
As part of the effort to build an Ethical Hacking Robot, it’s crucial to determine the right tools for network analysis. One such tool is TCPDump, a command-line packet analyzer that allows users t...
Alright, let’s set the record straight—I don’t hate the Raspberry Pi. In fact, some of my earliest projects were built on one. But this time, I want something more than a Raspberry Pi project that ...
SCP (Secure Copy Protocol), much like SSH, is a cornerstone technology for managing remote servers. While SSH enables access to a remote server’s command line, SCP extends this functionality by all...
Why is SSH Important? SSH is a critical technology, with over 80% of Linux servers relying on it for secure remote access. Without SSH, managing remote servers or virtual machines would be signifi...
I recently worked on a data analysis project where security was a top priority. My goal was to ensure that sensitive data was shared efficiently while restricting direct access to the primary data ...
Recently, I needed to set up a series of virtual machines (VMs) in Proxmox for a project. One of the VMs was intended for high-end data processing, and I wasn’t entirely certain about the exact req...
A firewall is often the first line of defense for securing home or business networks. Whether you purchase a commercial solution or build your own, its purpose is to filter network traffic—allowing...
When I first started using SSH, I saw it as a straightforward way to access a remote server from my local desktop. In the simplest terms, SSH (Secure Shell) was my go-to tool for connecting to a re...