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Comment #48415001
You could configure BIOS/UEFI to power-on when power is restored (or return to last state). Or use wake-on-LAN, which quite a few consumer routers can send through their web interf…
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Comment #31050216
Another alternative drug is emoxypine [1], sold under the brand name Mexidol. It also possesses anti-anxiety effects. Rather than make the user feel terrible when they drink (as in…
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Comment #31024368
Also take a look at the EFF’s wordlists [1] as an alternative to the Diceware list. Quoting from their blog post, here are some issues with the Diceware list that they have resolve…
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Comment #29636647
Kudos to the author for a fantastic write up. The structure made reading it a really pleasant learning experience - a solid table of contents, an up-front summary, and a sensible l…
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Comment #29629058
The first line of the linked Wikipedia page states that it will never be created.
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Comment #26054058
For those interested in the topic of tunneling, I highly recommend The Cyber Plumber’s Handbook [1] to gain an even deeper understanding and examples beyond SSH. [1] https://cph.op…
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Comment #25777463
I’ve been trying to gain an understanding of threat modeling and one thing I’m struggling with is the definition of trust boundary - none of the descriptions I’ve read really click…
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Comment #25733541
This reminds me of mixmaster/mixminion[1] networks [1] https://github.com/mixminion/mixminion
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Comment #25454509
Using “apt install --no-recommends wireguard-tools” should do what you’re looking for.
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Comment #23193425
Yes, take a look at the manual page for knockd and search for "One_Time_Sequences". It does what you are asking by using a one-time valid sequence of port knocks, but it is like HO…
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Comment #20765681
The OpenVPN configuration uses AES-128-GCM as the cipher, which itself is fine but the website claims it is using AES-256. More concerning is the 'Tor VPN' and bridge being offered…