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Openwrt LuCI web interface SSL management on the WAN interface.
Openwrt is a Linux firmware that can transform your home wifi router in a powerful network device, with more than 2000 software packages you can have out of the box a firewall, a voip gateway, a VPN...
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GPA GNU Privacy Assistant on Xubuntu/Ubuntu 11.10 32 and 64 bits.
Recently I found some repositories where to get the GNU Privacy Assistant .deb packages suitable for Xubuntu/Ubuntu 11.10 32 and 64 bit. Maybe GPA is a bit outdate compared to Enigmail, but around...
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Bits of python: import a CSV file into a MySQL database.
This is my first blog post of the series “Bits of python”, a journey into the Python programming language done with simple examples. From time to time I’ll write about Python and Django and how they...
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Zenoss over SSL with Nginx reverse proxy.
Zenoss is an enterprise infrastructure monitoring tool that can give in real time the big picture of networks, applications, hardware performances and issues running from a small business to a cloud...
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WordPress and Nginx
Apache is like Microsoft Word, it has a million options but you only need six. Nginx does those six things, and it does five of them 50 times faster than Apache. Chris Lea on nginx and WordPress....
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Dirt cheap USB Temperature Sensor with python SMS alerting system.
In the last few weeks I had to design an effective and cheap temperature monitoring system for the server room. After searching a bit on the web I found this USB Thermometer Temperature dongle on...
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April 2012 events – Nothing will happen (Belgrade) – Richard Stallman speech...
Nothing will happen in Belgrade 2012 In the next coming week a few events are taking place over Belgrade and Zagreb, as usual on the middle of april I will attend for nista neće dogoditi (Nothing will...
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Ubuntu, Django, Postgresql and Nginx, a rock solid web stack.
Lately I’ve been working on developing a web application project, I guess everyone involved in such process had to make the uneasy decision to choose the right Web Stack to run the application....
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How to install Nmap 6 on Ubuntu 12.04
Fyodor and the Nmap crew today have released the version 6 of the famous Network Mapper. This major release brings 600 significant improvements (see http://nmap.org/6/#changes), the top 6 are: Nmap...
View ArticleSmooth-Sec 64bit edition is out
Today I’m pleased to announce the long-awaited release of Smooth-Sec 64bit edition. This new version brings substantial improvements in term of high performances with the adoption of 64bit Debian...
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How to install PostgreSQL 9.2 on Debian 7 (Wheezy).
In this blog post I’m going to give you a walk through on how to install PostgreSQL 9.2 on Debian 7 (Wheezy). Less than few weeks ago the Debian team released a new version (7.0) code name ‘Wheezy‘....
View ArticlephpVirtualBox Google Dork
This is my latest Google Dork that allows to discover the VirtualBox web interface directly exposed to the internet. TIP: remember always to password protect (with a strong password) your phpVirtualBox...
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SmoothSec 3.0 is out
Today I’m delighted to announce a new release of Smoothsec version 3.0. Smooth-Sec is a fully-ready IDS/IPS (Intrusion Detection/Prevention System) Linux distribution based on Debian 7 (wheezy),...
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Freepto, a portable privacy-aware live operating system on encrypted USB drive.
by Freepto is a live operating system based on Debian Gnu/Linux and is developed by “AvANa”, the resident hacktivist collective of Forte Prenestino, one of the oldest and most famous social centrer...
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SmoothSec 3.2 is out!
by Today I’m proud to announce the release of SmoothSec Version 3.2. This version enhances the usability and performances of the whole IDS system. Along with the upgrade of Snort, Suricata and Pigsty,...
View ArticleHow to compile and install Sysbench for MariaDB under Centos 6.4
In the past few months I’ve been experimenting with many MariaDB instances, so after the initial setup I had to measure the DB performances and spot eventual bottlenecks using Sysbench. The natural...
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Testing Puppet Code – Part 1
by With the proliferation of infrastructure automation tools our codebase evolve on daily basis, today is very likely to have multiple teams working across different environments and data-centers. With...
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Testing Puppet Code – Part 2
by Welcome back! This is the follow up of Testing Puppet Code – Part 1. In this post, we’ll enable our local Jenkins to authenticate with GitHub and perform a git pull from a remote repository along...
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testing-puppet-code-Part-3
by Hello once again! This is the third part of Testing Puppet Code series and I hope you are enjoying it so far. Testing puppet Code: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 This post. Part 4 Part 5 Is part of my job...
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testing-puppet-code-Part-4
by Hello there! This is the fourth blog post of testing puppet code series, in this installment I am going to walk you through additional Jenkins tips and tricks. Testing puppet Code: Part 1 Part 2...
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