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Nowadays every major website operates over HTTPS, aka have that little padlock next to the URL in our browsers. It means that we can establish a secure connection with the webserver, and all of the traffic is encrypted. In this port I’m going to describe…

With the help of NFS we can share a filesystem via the network. On the client side we can mount the NFS filesystem just like any other regular partition. In this brief post I’d like to outline the main steps how we can set up…

With the implementation of LVM we can reallocate storage space and extend our storage volumes really easily. In the example below I’d like to show how. Keep in mind that these examples are for learning purposes only, it doesn’t make a lot of sense in…

In a previous post I wrote about how can we accomplish NAT with Cisco devices. This time let’s examine how can we implement the same thing in Linux with the topology below. Basically we’re going to turn our Kali1 machine into a router which is…

In this post I’m going to describe succinctly how to configure your own VPN on a remote VPS with Wireguard. Of course you can host your own VPN server from home, if you’re not behind a NAT and have a public IP address, and you’ve…