What is Credential Stuffing and How to Protect Yourself
Credential stuffing is a type of cyberattack that exploits the reuse of usernames and passwords across different websites and applications.
Log4j The pain persists
The log4j vulnerability, also known as Log4Shell, is a serious flaw in a widely used Java logging library that allows
LogoFAIL Vulnerabilities
Critical bugs allow attackers to bypass Secure Boot and install persistent firmware bootkits on devices. They exploit the image-parsing libraries
How I use Cloudflare Zero Trust - Tunnels - to host this blog
Cloudflare tunnels are a secure and convenient way to connect your web applications to Cloudflare’s network without exposing them
Why I chose Checkmk as my monitoring platform?
Checkmk is a comprehensive platform for monitoring applications, servers, and networks, whether on-premises or in the cloud. It is equipped
Some notes about Google Workspaces Exploits
Researchers have found several ways to exploit Google Workspace and Google Cloud Platform features to conduct ransomware, data exfiltration, and
Mirai - botnet
A new Mirai-based botnet exploits a zero-day vulnerability in thousands of routers and cameras from various brands. The vulnerability allows
SSHFS: A Small Guide for Ubuntu Users
SSHFS, or Secure Shell Filesystem, is a powerful tool that uses SSH to enable the mounting of a remote filesystem
DevOps – SRE – Platform Engineering
Growing voices are saying DevOps is Dead. At the same time, the search for Platform Engineers seems to be picking up. And I am sure we all came across organisations harbouring talented Service Reliability Engineers.
Working Remotely, an honest opinion
💡Disclaimer: I originally wrote this Article in March 2016. So, way before the rise of working from home ;)
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