Adding capacity to Samsung Story USB-drive
To make sure my data is properly protected, I keep a habit of lifting off monthly backups from my NAS to an external drive. I have couple of Samsung Story USB-drives dedicated for that purpose. This...
View ArticleSElinux and Shellshock
The fallout from Shellshock seems to be over, but I ended up in a conversation about SElinux. So, this post is a follow-up on my Helsinki Security Meetup -post about SElinux.Part 1: Enabling...
View ArticleE-mail Trojan Downloader: FedEx scam
Today I got en e-mail from "FedEx" with subject Unable to deliver your item, #000203546. How nice of them! I hadn't ordered anything and wasn't expecting a shipment to arrive. Closer inspection of the...
View ArticleSSH connection fails
One day I was SSHing into my ArchLinux, but it didn't succeed. The thing didn't even attempt authentication. It said:Key exchange failed.No compatible cipher. The server supports these ciphers:...
View ArticleHOWTO: Build a Proper LAN with Copper Ethernet Cabling
Having a reliable LAN is an essential part of your Internet connection. Going for a wireless solution is fast to build (pretty much plug and use), but as everybody is running one nowadays, the 2,4 GHz...
View ArticleGoogle Drive scam
"A friend" received and e-mail with badly translated text in it. The translation into Finnish was so bad that I couldn't even read it myself. But as always, there was something to lure innocent user to...
View ArticleApple ID Scam: Part 2
Asking for people's password seems to be a very lucrative business. See this clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live: What is Your Password? Of course it is a scripted show and nothing they make you believe...
View ArticleMy Weather Station setup
As you already know, I love all kinds of gadgets. When it comes to weather, simply having a reading of outside temperature isn't nearly enough for me. I've had a weather station running for a while,...
View ArticleMicrosoft Windows GPT support or "Excuse me! Which partition?"
During a regular day I run a number of different computers. One day I wanted to take a copy of my Wall-E DVD and transfer it to iPad for later viewing. Since I sync that iPad to a particular Mac, I had...
View ArticleMy advent calendar
For many many years I haven't waited the christmas that anxiously, that I would have an advent calendar. Not even a chocolate one. This year I chose to make an exception to that. I got a recommendation...
View ArticleSlush 2014 survived
I survived Slush 2014. It takes a lot of energy, but is worth it. The event itself is quite an experiment. 5 stages full of talented people talking about their ideas and what they did wrong or right to...
View ArticleWindows 10 preview - My experiences
Windows 10 Technical Preview has been out for two months now on Windows Insider Program. I installed it pretty much when it was released into a virtual machine and has been running a number of...
View ArticleApple ID Scam
Looks like somebody at Moldova was following The Fappening, and is getting bright ideas. I got an e-mail like this into one of my honeypot-addresses:The fake e-mail goes like this:Subject: Your apple...
View ArticleAdding capacity to Samsung Story USB-drive
To make sure my data is properly protected, I keep a habit of lifting off monthly backups from my NAS to an external drive. I have couple of Samsung Story USB-drives dedicated for that purpose. This...
View ArticleSElinux and Shellshock
The fallout from Shellshock seems to be over, but I ended up in a conversation about SElinux. So, this post is a follow-up on my Helsinki Security Meetup -post about SElinux.Part 1: Enabling...
View ArticleE-mail Trojan Downloader: FedEx scam
Today I got en e-mail from "FedEx" with subject Unable to deliver your item, #000203546. How nice of them! I hadn't ordered anything and wasn't expecting a shipment to arrive. Closer inspection of the...
View ArticleSSH connection fails
One day I was SSHing into my ArchLinux, but it didn't succeed. The thing didn't even attempt authentication. It said:Key exchange failed.No compatible cipher. The server supports these ciphers:...
View ArticleHOWTO: Build a Proper LAN with Copper Ethernet Cabling
Having a reliable LAN is an essential part of your Internet connection. Going for a wireless solution is fast to build (pretty much plug and use), but as everybody is running one nowadays, the 2,4 GHz...
View ArticleGoogle Drive scam
"A friend" received and e-mail with badly translated text in it. The translation into Finnish was so bad that I couldn't even read it myself. But as always, there was something to lure innocent user to...
View ArticleApple ID Scam: Part 2
Asking for people's password seems to be a very lucrative business. See this clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live: What is Your Password? Of course it is a scripted show and nothing they make you believe...
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