Hello and welcome to another awesome article. This time we’re going to create a highly-available Windows share by just using virtual machines, without the need for dedicated hardware, SAN or […]
The Back Room Tech – Page 2 – Serving up the info for back room techs everywhere
It’s late in the afternoon and I have just received a most interesting task. A client of mine wants to connect to his Microsoft SQL Server over the public network, […]
Using Wireshark to Sniff an SMB transmission
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Have you ever wondered what is happening under the hood when connecting to a Windows share? There is one easy way to find out. Use a packet sniffer such as […]
How to Configure IPSec on Windows
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There are many applications which will implement authentication and encryption of network traffic through a separate third party program. However, the Microsoft operating system can also implement this natively through […]
There are a lot of benefits of using Windows PowerShell over the more popular Command Prompt. But using PowerShell without digitally signing scripts can leave you vulnerable to attacks. This […]
Hackers are increasing the malware attacks executed in memory. One of the main execution methodologies for in memory attacks is to execute a script directly without ever writing to disk. […]
How to Create a Local FTP Server from Scratch
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Windows 10 users can create a personal cloud server that lets them transfer files without limits. In this guide, we’ll show you how to create a local FTP server that […]
I recently showed you why you should begin using the Tor browser for any sensitive web browsing. But what if I told you there was an entire operating system based […]
Are you looking to split a Windows image file (WIM) to multiple image (SWM) files, but don’t know where to start? In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the process […]
Change IP Address in Linux Using Terminal
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Hello everybody and welcome to another fun article that takes us back to basics in the world of Linux. I know this article might seem too basic, but a lot […]