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Tutorial – Using KeePass With Two-Factor Authentication
Your Password Manager Is Insecure Unfortunately, not every website on the internet takes security all that seriously and still requires users to sign-up and authenticate with usernames and passwords. More progressive websites have started to allow users to log-in with their existing passwords but tack on a “second factor” authentication such as an SMS/text message…
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How To Check (And Fix) Your Website’s SSL Security
Is Your Website’s SSL Vulnerable? In this tutorial, I’ll walk through how to check your website’s HTTPS SSL certificate for common vulnerabilities and I’ll also provide some steps to easily mitigate common issues. Check Your SSL Certificate Using The Qualys Online SSL Test What are you waiting for? Go scan your website for weak…
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Hardening an OpenSSH 6.2+ Server in Ubuntu 14.04
How To Secure Your OpenSSH 6.2+ Server Relearning Secure Authentication Before we even get started on securing OpenSSH you need to make sure your overall security strategy makes sense. Are you securing actual sensitive information or are you just worried about someone snooping your connection? This tutorial assumes you are protecting sensitive data and require…