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Stolen Cards | Plastic Sharks
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Debian Package of the Day (static archived copy) » Blog Archive » psmisc: a closer look to a...
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It’s worth reading through the manual pages of those commands (generally - I try to sometimes read through manual pages of even “old” commands - you can discover many gems even in “man ls” and certainly in “man iptables”). The standard way I use “pstree” is with “-pal”, which gives process id, command line arguments and unlimited output line length.
V2Ray Shadowsocks + gRPC + Nginx
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You can add any content you like. curl -L https://github.com/PavelDoGreat/WebGL-Fluid-Simulation/archive/refs/heads/master.zip -O Extract the archive: apt install -y unzip unzip master.zip Copy the web content into place: cp -r WebGL-Fluid-Simulation-master/* /var/www/html ls -l /var/www/html 1.14. Proxy z2 subdmomain You now turn on proxying for the z2 subdomain in Cloudflare. On the DNS page, turn on your z2 subdomain's proxy status.
You can say that, but should you? - rimgo
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It's RADIO 4. 5 months ago | 35 8 jinbee Radio 4 can say fuck during the school run because it's culture, radio 1 gave to censor bad words in hiphop even at 3am, it's very odd. 5 months ago | 1 0 RottenFairyMeat The cutoff bit about coming in a flat pack suggest ls otherwise... 5 months ago | 7 0 ifyousaydudeonemoretimeimasmackyou I dont know where you work, but i would not feel comfortable with my coworkers hearing this from my phone while we were working. 5 months ago | 3 0...
Planet Debian
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So I looked into how I can generate a Vagrant image locally for Debian to use. make install-build-deps Searched on Salsa and stumbled upon https://salsa.debian.org/cloud-team/debian-vagrant-images Cloned the repo from salsa $ git clone https://salsa.debian.org/cloud-team/debian-vagrant-images.git Install the build dependencies $ make install-build-deps this will install some dependency packages, will ask for sudo password if need to install something not already installed....
VPS-Hosted OpenVPN server: - The Nihilism OPSEC blog
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Download the .ovpn file and import it in your OpenVPN client. you can even hide that it's a openvpn server on 443 tcp by using the port-sharing feature: [ nowhere.moe ] [ /dev/pts/8 ] [/etc/openvpn] → cat /etc/openvpn/server.conf | grep 443 port-share 127.0.0.1 443 IF YOU'RE ON ARCH LINUX DONT FORGET TO DO THIS (as instructed here ): sudo chown -R openvpn.network /var/log/openvpn /etc/openvpn/ systemctl restart [email protected] Getting the .ovpn file: To get the ovpn file just use python's...
Intrusive Surveillance - The Hidden Wiki
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Mac OS X If you have a second Mac, the easiest way to scan for a rootkit that is hiding files is to run an ls -laR / > dirty.lis t on your live system and compare this to an ls -laR /path/to/disk > clean.list run from a "clean" Mac that has mounted your hard disk drive in Target Disk Mode .
Intrusive Surveillance - HiddenWiki
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Mac OS X If you have a second Mac, the easiest way to scan for a rootkit that is hiding files is to run an ls -laR / > dirty.list on your live system and compare this to an ls -laR /path/to/disk > clean.list run from a "clean" Mac that has mounted your hard disk drive in Target Disk Mode .