Apr 14, 2013 | Featured Articles, HowTo, Technology, WWPass related
It’s no longer good enough to just use a witty password for your publicly exposed OpenSSH server! As brute-force systems become more advanced and password cracking times decrease, your server becomes more at risk. A well-known secure solution to this issue is to use Public Key Authentication. This tech tutorial walks you through securing your public OpenSSH SSH Linux servers with unbreakable WWPass PassKey Two-Factor Authentication
Apr 10, 2013 | HowTo, Technology
It’s pretty common for an insurance company or something of the like to provide you an electronic copy of your statements or account details. They usually do this by sending a Secured PDF which is a PDf that has been protected by a password. While this is great...
Apr 2, 2013 | HowTo, Programming
Writing a custom or hobby driver for the Intel 8254x series Ethernet controllers? I’ve been down that road before and luckily there are quite a few resources to help you along your journey. For starters, if you’re not already a member of OSDev.org,...
Mar 28, 2013 | HowTo, Technology
The Transcend StoreJet external hard drive is a pretty straightforward product. It is a typical 2.5″ SATA laptop hard drive enclosed in a plastic housing and then re-enclosed with a rubber shock absorbing cover. The goal of this tutorial is to guide the reader...
Mar 20, 2013 | HowTo, Technology
This quick how-to is in response to some people running into issues trying to install VMWare Zimbra Collaboration Server Appliance 8.0.3 on VMWare ESXi 5. Things to check right off the bat are your network connections and DNS settings. You must have DNS entries for...
Mar 19, 2013 | HowTo, Programming
In This Programming Tutorial We Show Using LoadLibrary() and GetProcAddress() to load an RSA PKCS#11 library with C and C++
