

Looks like there was a cheeky double post mate. :P


Looks like there was a cheeky double post mate. :P


That is a very close spread on reverse proxies.
I also bet Forgejo is happy with that selfhosted number.
Would have liked to seen the donations spread a bit closer.


(I’m one of them
thoughbtw)
:P
We throw away the theory and start practical examinations?
And our training doesn’t even cover honeypoting.
Same with steam games.


No, the same problems exist pre ai as post ai, its just being discovered and exploited faster.
Bad code always existed, and will always exist. AI is trained on that bad data so expect the same problems.
Corporate software is not safer then open source, just the problems are harder to discover and resolve.


A mini PC is likely a good fit. Depending on the one you have they will have space for an extra nvme drive or a 2.5 inch data ssd.
You can load Proxmox and run as many VMs or lxc K8s workers.


Well, its trained on shit code, so why expect anything good?
That’s what a bus seat smells like.
Does it also smell like a bus seat?


Debian, as always.


Seems like a nothingburger article. Doesn’t explain how to enable it, it just points you to the official docs.
You can change your username, just depends where you are.


I have proxmox installed on the mini PC with a Debian VM ready to go, just the step of moving everything is the problem.


Procrastination. Want to move may lab off my pi onto my mini PC.
I have done the backup off the pi, just need to restore it but motivation doesn’t line up when the family is out of the house.


I thought we agreed to stop calling things arr.


OK, but if your threat landscape is someone burning 2 zero days (one tail scale, one webmin) you aren’t likely to be posting here for answers you will have security people on call.
Geofencing is always a good option for remote access, no point in allowing someone from Spain to login when you are in Germany.


It is almost always a bad idea to place a management interface on the internet. No level of strong password and multifactor auth will protect against an unauthenticated RCE which every language will get, including Perl.
Absolutely stick it behind tailscale.
That is exactly what a honeypot would say to gain my trust.