I attended a two-day multi-cloud red teaming course at BSidesLV. The folks over at labs.cyberwarfare.live were conducting the training session and below are my own thoughts: Intro to Multi-Cloud Red Teaming Analyse and investigate various Web, Network, Host And Active Directory based attacks by various defensive solutions. Hunt Cyber Threats in a realistic enterprise environment. … Read more
What if I told you this 10-year-old laptop can run a full IT lab—web servers, VMs, a VPN, and even a Git server. I’m creating a series where its focused on building practical, budget-friendly home labs by using old laptops. We’ll install Linux and KVM on Linux. No expensive enterprise servers and a great WAF, … Read more
I am currently taking an Ethical Hacking course at Mission College (CIT016), taught by Micky Pandit. For our mid-term project, we had to create videos on a product and showcase how to install, configure and use it. Upon learning how easy it is to find vulnerabilities and pwn devices, our paranoia got dialed up to … Read more
I’ve finally moved on from my Macbook Pro, late 2013 model and onto a Dell XPS13. I have a work-issued MBP with the touch-bar gimmick and absolutely dislike the keyboard. I decided to dual boot the device with Ubuntu 18.04 but what to do so many workarounds due to the NVMe disk in my XPS13 … Read more
I came across this cool HTML5-based management interface for KVM hosts. Its called kimchi-project (https://github.com/kimchi-project/kimchi/). In this guide, i’ll show you how to install it on an Ubuntu 16.04 host and manage your guest VMs. Pre-installation steps If you haven’t installed quemu, go ahead and do that now. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y … Read more
In CentOS you can check to see if your dhcpd.conf file has any syntax errors before you restart DHCP and it fails to come up. You’ll need to run a command called dhcpd and point it to your configuration file like this: [root@dhcp-server ~]# dhcpd -t -cf /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf If you run into any syntax … Read more
I’ve came across a yet another easy and cool home project that is intended for Rapsberry Pis, but can run on any flavor of Linux (Requirements here). Its called Pi-Hole and you can set it up in 5 minutes or less. Website: https://pi-hole.net/ The idea is simple: it blocks all add traffic in your network … Read more
In my previous posts regarding setting up ZFS on Ubuntu 16.04, I had referred to Aaron Toponce’s website on doing additional configuration to ZFS such as sharing via NFS or SMB. In the portion for SMB here: https://pthree.org/2012/12/31/zfs-administration-part-xv-iscsi-nfs-and-samba/, it seems that there is a couple more things to do. After running zfs set sharesmb=on pool/srv and zfs share … Read more
On my previous post, ZFS on Ubuntu Linux, I had setup ZFS on Ubuntu 14.04 by adding a ZFS repository, installing multiple packages and such. Now on 16.04 and 16.10, it is available by simply typing: sudo apt-get install zfs My previous post covers how to setup a ZFS Pool, creating ZIL, and sharing the … Read more
This guide discusses how to setup ZFS on Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS, based from Aaron Toponce’s guide. Environment settings: Operating System: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Setting up your host: Installation of the ZFS repository # sudo add-apt-repository ppa:zfs-native/stable Installation of ZFS dependencies # apt-get install spl-dkms Installation of Ubuntu ZFS # apt-get install -y ubuntu-zfs … Read more