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Now that we have a Tor bridge running (previous guide), we might want to obfuscate the traffic to look more like normal HTTPS traffic. This is useful for censorship circumvention or if you simply don't want "spies" knowing that you are using Tor. This guide assumes you are running Debian [...]
Annoyed by how slow Tor can be? Host your very own, private bridge somewhere to boost speeds! What is this guide about Whenever you use Tor, your connection goes through three servers. There's an entry node, a relay in the middle and an exit node where your traffic to the [...]
You might have tried to just delete the certificate files or some config files manually, and got into errors? Using Certbot to do the task Certbot includes a command, namely "delete" to remove a domain configuration and certificate files for you, in the correct manner. sudo certbot delete By typing [...]
So you think SSH is secure? Maybe not if you have a flawed config... But I have a solution! Meet Mozilla's ssh_scan! Mozilla provides a free scanner for SSH, which will quickly give you a grade and recommendations on how to improve your setup. The scanner needs to be downloaded [...]
Whether it's about security, privacy, performance or other things, I have a few things listed to cover all your needs! Some of you might want to scan your own website to improve security, privacy and performance and others might simply be interested in knowing how secure other websites are. There [...]
Update 2020-November-12 I used to suggest using the image openjdk:8-alpine but it wasn't updated in a year, so I now suggest using openjdk:8-jre which seems to be actively maintained! I also added "nogui" at the end of the command as Spigot does now accept and understand it. Like the previous [...]
Update 2020-November-12 I used to suggest using the image openjdk:8-alpine but it wasn’t updated in a year, so I now suggest using openjdk:8-jre which seems to be actively maintained! Moving your existing server to Docker! This guide assumes you already have a Minecraft server set up on your host machine. [...]
Little Racers STREET feels like the modern version of Tiny Cars! If you've seen my previous post about Tiny Cars 2, you'll know I played that for hours as a child! Little Racers STREET feels like a modern, 3D version of Tiny Cars (1, not 2). I played that for [...]
On Nextcloud, or any cloud with WebDAV! Threema has a so called "Safe", which will store an encrypted backup of your private key, your identity (profile picture and name), and your contacts plus their verification status. It will however not store chats. But having your identity backed up is crucial [...]
The X-Content-Type-Options header tells browsers to stop automatically detecting the contents of files. This protects against attacks where they're tricked into incorrectly interpreting files as JavaScript. Simply set the header to "nosniff". X-Content-Type-Options is a header supported by Internet Explorer, Chrome and Firefox 50+ that tells it not to load [...]