Bubbles, boundaries, sandboxes, isolation
Part 1: A forever story of securing running code.
Part 1: A forever story of securing running code.
These are just my notes about the operational security pieces that are relevant to the US’s Mueller report about Russian interference with US elections of 20...
This is a little blurb about how to use namespaces most efficiently at the time of writting. In particular, systemd-nspawn offers a lot of flexibility, is li...
The Sheeva plug is a relatively old ARM-based (ARMv5, Kirkwood/Feroceron CPU) “plug-style” Linux box, with 512Mb NAND flash, an SDCard reader, and an ethern...
With split-view DNS and VPN it makes your web browsing and what not slower due to slower DNS resolution. This is a “solution” mainly for Linux and OSX.
The USB socket problem
Remember the weird syntax!
Sane defaults, as per Mozilla’s Wiki.
Curious how fast FirefoxOS devices can verify signatures? Well, I am, as I’d like to know how much we potentially delay installs when using stronger signatur...
Linux’s thread/process privilege checking is based on capabilities. They’re flags to the thread that indicate what kind of additional privileges they’re allo...
“Can I use an ATX PCI plug as 4-PIN or 8-PIN EPS CPU power plug?”
A look at tubeless tires for bicycles
I’ve been biking pretty much all my life. My favorite bike has been an old hard tail for a long time, and now it’s cx (cylcocross, it’s like a hard tail but ...
So I decided to spend my hard earned money on a random expensive gadget, well aware of the lack of decent reviews of the product and the price of the sparkfu...
Having a decent SSL/TLS configuration for your web server is all the rage lately. And for good reasons, too.
What’s all this about The benefits of having 2 physically separated factors for authentication needs no introduction. It’s been “recently” popularized by the...
When using agent forwarding with SSH, your private key never leaves your computer. Signing/authentication requests are instead forwarded to your local agent ...
VirtualEnvWrapper is a common wrapper to use Python’s virtual envs. However, thats a huge script to save a few lines of typing. And I don’t like huge script...
So I though I’d get nice lateral lighting on my bike at night…. err not really, I’d just think lights would look cool.
The Crypto-stick (version 1.2) is a tiny USB stick based on the OpenPGP Smartcard standard.
I’m getting that question often and there isn’t any short explanation link. Well, til now.
The 808 keychain camera is a well known cheap camera, which can optionally record in HD (720p, 1080p) if you get the right model.
This how-to is only interesting if: + you want to keep the softraid setup (aka dmraid) which is the default. + you want to dual-boot with Windows (otherwise ...
Once upon a time, little kang decided to make a flying wing.
Sure am very late to the show, but I recently started to use PowerShell instead of the good old cmd.exe, which honestly, sucks.
So you just got a new 500mW wifi card, like this mighty Alfa Networks AWUS036H.
If you’ve read my previous article about controlling your little planes and helis via your computer for, basically free, well, here’s a quick Windows port of...
I got interested recently into some USB to PPM devices and related devices, that let you generate PPM signal from your computer. What’s PPM (Pulse Position M...
E-Flite’s Blade mSR is a micro helicopter, using high-end 2.4ghz Spektrum radios. It is a fixed pitch helicopter, mean there’s only one rotor and a real tail...
I, for one, fly with Air France KLM a few dozen times a year.
Once upon a time, I decided to try to build my own plane from scratch. That is, from nearly complete scratch, you know. Just deciding on one and making it wi...
6 month ago or so, I thought the easiest and quickest way to realize a cheap and decent quality digital video link was to use the widely available wifi chips...
I don’t know why, but this is often overlooked by many people so I’ll put it here. These are snippets to ensure you’re running only one instance of a program...
If you’ve code compiling and spitting out thousand of lines, you certainly don’t want your terminal to slow down the process. But some are pretty slow…
There’s no good solution for that which I know of, and in fact, it would probably require hacking up some well known renderer (Gecko or WebKit mainly).
Well, you know the every-4-year buzz about Olympics scoring.
Kernel driver patches for vmware-5.5.x and various kernels.
In my projects, I have often tons of one-liners to translate. The best translation service I found yet, is, well, Google translation. But switching to the br...
It’s some easy thing to do, but not explained anywhere. Python certificate support is inexistant, coding your own SSL wrapper kinda sucks.. well, there’s ope...
I always wanted to play those good old games from 1980-1990 on my old Mac. But booting and reinstalling it would be a pain.
Oh, barbarian acronym. I hate it. It sounds like a buzz word, but by buzz word, I mean an horrible one.
Alright. I got a Panasonic CF-R3, yea, pretty old model by now (a few years old actually, but still rockin’). Someday, you’ll decide like me to change the ha...