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Mobile WiFi NAS on Raspberry Pi with TrueCrypt

In ARM Linux, General Linux on 1 June 2014 with no comments 645 views

Mobile NAS sounds like an idea worth waiting for to run on my mini Raspberry Pi Model A. Unfortunately, it only took me a while, before abandoning it. I’ve waited since writing about Raspberry Pi USB problem, that is to finally cut the backfeeding power line from the el cheapo powered USB hub. There comes [...]

HTTPS Using Server-Client Certificate Pair (1): Generate & Sign by OpenSSL

In General Linux on 23 January 2013 with 4 comments 3103 views

Multiple command lines in the process of generating certificates using openssl can be quite confusing and easily mixed up over which-do-what. Most of them are repetitions of almost the same syntax (where the confusion comes). Background: I need to setup an HTTPS site with not just server certificate to secure it, but requiring also client [...]

Alas my LinkedIn password is in the file! (Howto check compromised password)

In Web Apps on 12 June 2012 with no comments 57 views

When LinkedIn privacy breach was about to be revealed during Yuval Ne’eman workshop in Tel Aviv University, suddenly the timeline trends were that of friends, telling people to change LinkedIn password. Both were separate issues and of course the privacy breach was then subsided from people’s attention. To tell you the truth, as a secret [...]