Stunnel is a tool that allows you to seamlessly add TLS to most existing services. Stunnel listens on a port, and can either receive encrypted traffic and pass it to an unencrypted destination, or it can receive unencrypted traffic and forward that to an encrypted destination. TLS is commonly used
Intro I have a Docker container that has a port unconditionally published (e.g. -p 2368:2368). I've changed my mind and decided I don't want this port exposed to the entire internet; only the docker host should see it. How do I fix this without having to rebuild the
Today we will learn how to set up Nginx so that clients have to authenticate using certs. This provides additional security above basic password authentication.
I've thought it would be cool to have Two Factor Authentication operating on the command line, perhaps in some isolated container, rather than having it in a phone which can easily be lost or broken. We will also combine it with gpg encryption, so that we have an additional layer
sshuttle is a Python based script that allows you to tunnel connections through SSH in a far more efficient way then traditional ssh proxying. By far the greatest perk of sshuttle is that it requires no installation on the server side. As long as you have an SSH server (with
I've talked quite a lot about iptables but haven't really shown how I actually put it into practice. Today I'll share a shell script I wrote to set up IPTables on my Fedora 25 Desktop. Download Warning: Make sure you check its appropriate for your needs and you understand its