Editing the Hosts file to connect to local domains

A hosts file is a local file that contains domain names and their matching IPs. It’s found in all common systems. The hosts file itself dates back to around 1982 when it was used in the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD), an early version of the Unix operating system. Initially,

Being your own CA and Issuing OpenSSL Certs

Be your own Certificate Authority (CA) and issue your own signed certificates to use for encrypted communications

Firefox lists not valid certificates as secure

Trying to enhance local network access, I imported the Cloudflare Origin Server certificate. Despite adding it to Windows' Trusted Root Certification Authorities, Chrome flagged a certificate error, labeling the connection insecure. Firefox, however, indicated a secure connection without warnings.

Simple webhook to execute local scripts

Simple Golang app that executes a script from a webhook

Formatting and Partitioning Flash Drives for FAT32

Modern drives often exceed FAT32's 32GB limit, causing issues in Windows when formatting from exFAT or NTFS. To ensure compatibility with devices requiring FAT32, use DISKPART to create a smaller FAT32 partition and format the remaining space with NTFS or exFAT.

Join Ubuntu to Active Directory

Install Necessary Packages First, let's ensure you have all the necessary software packages for the domain join. Open a terminal and execute the following commands: sudo apt install realmd sssd sssd-tools samba-common krb5-user packagekit samba-common-bin samba-libs adcli ntp Specify the default Kerberos version 5 realm and enter your

Clearing Nginx Cache Programmatically with Webbooks (GhostCMS)

Extending the functionality of a standard NGINX installation on a Debian system, we can utilize the "Webhook" package to execute local scripts

DDNS for Cloudflare using GO

Updating your dynamic IP with Cloudflare DNS using Golang

Inconsistencies in Incident Monitoring: TimeGenerated vs CreatedTime

Inconsistencies in incident monitoring within Microsoft Sentinel: TimeGenerated (last update time) vs CreatedTime (incident occurrence time). Overview tab shows 225 incidents in 24 hours, but counts vary based on timestamp used. Author suggests using CreatedTime for accurate representation.

Installing a Bitcoin full node on Alpine Linux

Running your own Bitcoin node offers enhanced privacy and security by allowing independent verification of transactions and blocks. It reduces reliance on third parties, lowers fraud risk, and supports network decentralization.

Simple Reverse Proxy Program in Go

Go offers a lot of functionality with the net/http package.

[TF2] Elimination game mode

Custom Team Fortress 2 arena game mode that re-spawns players when their killer dies