Carlen White
@carlenwhite.bsky.social
If you have a picture and a general location, it'd help people find it.
December 9, 2024 at 5:09 AM
If you have a picture and a general location, it'd help people find it.
Something to consider next time since my current ifra will be torn down. (Liquidation, whomp) But I'll be putting together a new home lab network in a few months & WG is less of a headache than OpenVPN.
Plus there's so *many* crimes in there that I'll be happy knowing no one will ever see it again.
Plus there's so *many* crimes in there that I'll be happy knowing no one will ever see it again.
March 31, 2024 at 5:00 AM
Something to consider next time since my current ifra will be torn down. (Liquidation, whomp) But I'll be putting together a new home lab network in a few months & WG is less of a headache than OpenVPN.
Plus there's so *many* crimes in there that I'll be happy knowing no one will ever see it again.
Plus there's so *many* crimes in there that I'll be happy knowing no one will ever see it again.
I was honestly thinking about that too, and I guess just becomes a matter of coming to a compromise on security versus convenience.
March 31, 2024 at 4:47 AM
I was honestly thinking about that too, and I guess just becomes a matter of coming to a compromise on security versus convenience.
Because SSHd is plenty secure if you use and enforce public key authentication. It's how I have one of my public-facing servers configured to connect to it quickly.
Plus there's a lot of webhosts where SSH is the only way to administrate the server.
Plus there's a lot of webhosts where SSH is the only way to administrate the server.
March 31, 2024 at 4:21 AM
Because SSHd is plenty secure if you use and enforce public key authentication. It's how I have one of my public-facing servers configured to connect to it quickly.
Plus there's a lot of webhosts where SSH is the only way to administrate the server.
Plus there's a lot of webhosts where SSH is the only way to administrate the server.