⏰ The threat model: "Store now, decrypt later" attacks. An adversary could record your encrypted SSH traffic today and decrypt it in 10-15 years when powerful
SSH (Secure Shell) is one of the most useful tools in the toolbox of the system administrator. Used to connect to servers, computers, virtual machines, Docker containers, and more, this authentication method is fast, efficient, and secure. Here's how it works and how to get started.
After a complete reinstall, I had to #SSH from another computer so my eyeballs didn't strain trying to read tiny font on Thinkpad T480s screen, then I followed the steps here to install KDE:
Got a #KDE desktop in user session. Had to add config file for wifi under /etc/hostname.iwm0 cause wifi can't be configured through KDE
Which isn't ideal for everyday use and portability.
I don't think BT will ever work.
Things I still need to do: configure doas for ease of use commands setup my standard array of apps learn pf set up a snapshot for when I inevitably break something set up keyboard shortcuts upload dmesg somewhere? (Cause that's what the cool #BSD kids do?)
Keymaker è un’app GTK4 per Linux che semplifica la gestione delle chiavi SSH. Genera, visualizza e distribuisce chiavi Ed25519, RSA ed ECDSA con un’interfaccia grafica moderna e sicura. #Software#Linux#Flatpak#SSH
Sounds like an extra headache. I am working with a company that has to jump through some "security hoops" and adding MFA to admin accounts is one of the boxes to check.
The Kraken ransomware group, emerging from the remnants of the HelloKitty cartel, has been observed conducting big-game hunting and double extortion attacks. Utilizing SMB vulnerabilities for initial access, they employ tools like Cloudflared for persistence and SSHFS for data exfiltration. Kraken's cross-platform ransomware targets Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi environments, featuring a unique benchmarking capability. The group operates a data leak site and has announced a new underground forum called 'The Last Haven Board'. Kraken's sophisticated ransomware includes extensive command-line options, encryption performance testing, and anti-analysis techniques. It targets various file types, including SQL databases and network shares, while employing multi-threaded encryption and self-deletion processes to evade detection.