Installing the Latest Version of Nmap Using Subversion
As of the last year or so my preferred method for installing and updating nmap is to use subversion. It’s...
Read more →As of the last year or so my preferred method for installing and updating nmap is to use subversion. It’s...
Read more →The highest form of human awareness comes through a number of realizations and stages of acceptance regarding the nature of...
Read more →In a scenario where your SMB or enterprise gets constantly bombarded (portscans, brute force, spam, etc.) by Russia, China, Brazil,...
Read more →In the short time that Chrome has been around, it’s already about to overtake Internet Explorer on this website. The...
Read more →So I finally got my Wireless Access Point (an Apple AirPort) authenticating off of Active Directory-integrated LDAP in Server 2008...
Read more →First, let’s state the obvious: you need a bit of ego to maintain a Twitter account. Not to experiment, but...
Read more →I think I’ve made a decision to be more direct in my attacks against beliefs in the supernatural (including religion)....
Read more →I’ve had a nagging problem for some time where I couldn’t figure out quite how to ignore my wp-content/cache directory...
Read more →So I’ve been messing with Splunk> a bit recently, and as part of that I’ve been sending logs from iptables,...
Read more →I’ve written before about my issues with religious moderates who build their own religions by arbitrarily rejecting and embracing various...
Read more →I had an interesting idea last week about investing. The idea is that you get a bunch of experts in...
Read more →I’ve been debating here for quite some time the question of how direct, or even confrontational, to be with those...
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