Have you ever heard the sentence that every device can be hacked? I have talked to several security researchers who have experience in hacking Browsers, iPhones and more, to figure out if this is true. And if it's true, should you be worried?

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00:00 - Can Every Device Get Hacked?
00:53 - Collaboration
02:24 - Law of Security: The More Complexity, The More Insecure
03:20 - Proof #1: Zerodium
04:55 - Proof #2: Phone Vendor Security Updates
05:33 - Proof #3: Hacking Competitions
06:28 - "Can You Find The Vulnerabilities Alone?"
09:27 - "Weaponized" (or Operationalized) Exploits
10:35 - The Original Question Is Useless
11:18 - Risk Of Your Device Getting Hacked?
12:32 - The Economics Of The Attacker
14:30 - Who Should Be Worried About 0days?
15:11 - Attack On Security Researchers
16:06 - What Can You Do Against Hackers?
18:15 - Trick Against Smartphone Hacking
19:22 - Summary and Conclusion
21:21 - Outro

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Welcome back to another video. In this one I am going over how I scored a Mini PC for use as an at home server on the cheap for running services like Jellyfin, Nextcloud, and more!

Containers mentioned:
Jellyfin: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/jellyfin
Nextcloud: https://hub.docker.com/_/nextcloud
Time Machine: https://hub.docker.com/r/mbentley/timemachine

Docker Linux Install Instructions: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/

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Jafar Husain is the Cross-Team Technical Lead for the Netflix UI's. He is the architect of Netflix's UI data platform "Falcor", and specializes in building reactive, event-driven systems. He is the Netflix representative on the JavaScript standards committee (TC-39) and is actively working to evolve the JavaScript language.

Imagine how easy building your application would be if all of the data in the cloud was available in-memory on the client.
Falcor is the JS data access framework that powers Netflix. We'll show you how to use Falcor to replace all of your endpoints a with a single JSON resource on the server. Then we'll show you how to use the power of Angular 2 templates to bind your templates directly to your JSON resource in cloud without any code at all! You'll see how simple app development can be when your controllers don't have to worry about retrieving data from the server.

You'll also see how easy it is to integrate Falcor into your existing stack, regardless of whether you are using a single database, or like Netflix, have a huge number of different back-end services.

We will use the GitHub actions to create a PWA (progressive web app) and test it using Lighthouse CI. I will also review my improvements from the report CI in Lighthouse.

Git repository:
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ANOTHER SECURITY CHANGE OCCURRED WITH OPENVPN 2.4 AFTER THIS VIDEO WAS MADE.
At 9:50 an edit is made to the ssl config file to change md5 to sha512. Just above that line you should see:
default_crl_days= 30
change this so it reads
default_crl_days= 3650
If this is not done when using OpenVPN 2.4 your VPN will stop accepting connections 30 days later.
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WinRAR: https://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
OpenVPN: https://openvpn.net/community-downloads/
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Notepad :)

Login to VPS with PuTTY: root@IP.ADDRESS
Change root password but DO NOT USE THE SAME ONE I USED!!!

Update the VPS
apt update
apt dist-upgrade

Enable packet forwarding
nano /etc/sysctl.conf

VPS Login PuTTY shortcut
root@IP.ADDRESS -pw ROOTPASSWORD

Install OpenVPN
apt install openvpn

Install Webmin
http://www.webmin.com/deb.html
apt install -f

Login to Webmin
https://IP.ADDRESS:10000
user: root
password: ROOTPASSWORD

Change default_md
nano /etc/openvpn/openvpn-ssl.cnf

Create .rnd file
https://www.random.org/bytes/

Create VPN server instance
10.50.0.0 255.255.255.0
auth SHA512
push "dhcp-option DNS 8.8.8.8"
push "dhcp-option DNS 8.8.4.4"
push "redirect-gateway def1 bypass-dhcp"

Set OpenVPN to autostart
nano /etc/default/openvpn

Check VPN server is running
service openvpn@myvpn status

Check IP address
https://www.whatsmyip.org/

Hello and welcome to the second video of this series which explains how to setup your Virtual machine optimized for deep learning on the Google cloud platform.
In this video you will find out the best practices on how to setup your deep learning environment on the google cloud platform.

Feel free to leave us questions and suggestions in the comment sections below.

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Ubuntu 20.10 is now available as a BETA release. This includes a Raspberry Pi server edition. In this video I will boot up from a newly created image using the image from:
https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/20.10/beta/



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UPDATE! Ubuntu 20.10 is now also available as a desktop edition for the Raspberry Pi. See the following link for more details: https://youtu.be/-RPcRlDfoQg



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After showing the install of Raspberry Pi server edition I then show how it can be setup as a basic web server with a simple test page created in html.


This is just the first steps in setting up a web server as it only installs Apache 2. You may also want to install a database such as Maria DB or other applications. You will probably also want to change to a static IP address which is not shown in this video.


The console screen video is captured using gucview

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:40 Console screen and login to ubuntu
02:48 Logging in remotely using ssh
03:22 Installing apache2 web server
04:28 Loading the default page in a web browser
05:21 Changing ownership of the html directory
05:58 Creating a basic text only html page

This was tested using the beta image installed onto an SD Card. I have tried to boot from an external USB drive (eg SSD drive), but that was unsuccessful. See the comments for more details - or please let me know if you have had more success.

This video is also included on my website at: http://www.penguintutor.com/ne....ws/raspberrypi/rpi-u

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Local Lab (with Docker Desktop): https://goteleport.com/docs/tr....y-out-teleport/docke
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0:45 – Project Overview & Prerequisites
8:38 – 1) Register a Free Domain Name
11:27 – 2) Create a Teleport Cluster with AWS EC2
21:02 – 3) Log into EC2 and Download Teleport
24:50 – 4) Configure Teleport Cluster
30:00 – 5) Login to Teleport UI
34:52 – 6) Connect Personal Computer
39:13 – 7) Add Another SSH Node
43:44 – 8) Conclusion

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As a precursor to getting to more Power Supply and other electronic projects on the go, I want to look at a few programming languages / environments I have not used before

In this case I will look at using Node-Red.

To quote the site http://nodered.org/
"Node-RED
A visual tool for wiring the Internet of Things.
Node-RED is a tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs and online services in new and interesting ways."

This is a programming environment driven by a graphical WEB page and uses Drag and Drop with configuration of nodes to build your application
Many nodes are available and if you cannot find what you need, it seems to be fairly simple to add you own, and if you know Java then even better.

It will run on many platforms including Windows, Linux and OSX and or course a range of hardware including the PC or Raspberry PI.

A long-time friend of mine "Peter Scargill" has been using Node-RED for a while and provided me access to a few scripts he uses to make configuring the PI a little easier. The process will still take an hour or two but this is including everything from creating a boot SD card through to a full working environment including a Database, MQTT, WEB Admin Pages and many node-RED nodes installed

Pete’s technical blog is here: - http://tech.scargill.net/
His scripts can be found here: - https://bitbucket.org/snippets/scargill/

Node-RED documentation can be found here: - http://nodered.org/
And if you google "Node-Red Nodes" you will find plenty more. Add "Scargill" to the search for many posts by Pete. (He goes by Pete, I go by Peter :) )

And some useful info for node-RED from IBM can be found here: - http://www.techrepublic.com/article/node-red/

I will be following this post with actual programming tutorials and sessions using node-RED very soon so keep an eye out.

Presented by Karl Schopmeyer, Owner, Inova Development Inc.

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Abstract:
Using scripts and automation tools such as Ansible is common when doing repetitive management tasks and monitoring systems in the data center, but writing these scripts can be challenging when integrating with different storage system management interfaces. PyWBEM simplifies these tasks when dealing with storage systems managed by the Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI-S) standard. PyWBEM is an open source Python library that simplifies dealing with storage system discovery, security, monitoring, performance, fault reporting, and active management.

This talk provides an overview of the use of the PyWBEM project tools to automate and simplify access and configuration of storage systems that are managed via an SMI-S connection. Examples of automation with tools like Ansible using PyWBEM and the PyWBEMtools as the resource manager will be provided. The talk will also cover future directions for the PyWBEM open source project.

Learning Objectives:
1. Introduce attendees to the active PyWBEM open source project
2. Describe storage management use case scenarios and how they are being solved using PyWBEM
3. Describe the use of the SMI resource layer based on the SMI profiles to enable scripting and automation of the management of SMI based resources
4. Demonstrate specific use cases of SMI management automation using the PyWBEM tools
5. Discuss future directions for the PyWBEM project

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Using a Raspberry Pi shouldn’t be complicated.
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OpenMediaVault is software that can be installed on any Debian-based distribution, like Raspberry Pi OS Lite. It can be used to host and configure a file server via a web interface in a few clicks.

In this video, I show you how to use it, and make a quick comparison with my Synology NAS.

Hardware used for this video:
- Argon One case: https://raspberrytips.com/argonone (Amazon)
- SSD in the case: https://raspberrytips.com/m2ssd (Amazon)
- USB key for RPI OS: https://raspberrytips.com/myusbkey (Amazon)
- My Raspberry Pi: https://raspberrytips.com/mypi4 (Amazon)
- Synology NAS: https://raspberrytips.com/syno (Amazon)

Check the article for more details:
https://raspberrytips.com/open....mediavault-on-raspbe

Installation command (one line):
wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVa....ult-Plugin-Developer | sudo bash

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0:32 Why?
1:23 Prerequisites
2:18 Installation
3:22 Overview
4:40 File share creation
6:39 OMV vs Synology vs manual install
7:44 Similar tool






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Because no one is going to stoop as low to use HyperV, we're going to be using the Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM) to simulate our operating systems. Now you too can have your own farm of Linux distros and Windows builds you'll never use.

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In this video I show how to setup a Raspberry Pi web server and how to connect it to your own domain name (.com, .org, etc.). We start be installing Raspbian, then install software updates, and then install Apache, PHP and MySQL. After verifying that the web server is functioning properly, I show how to sign up for a domain name with Google Domains, and how to use their Dynamic DNS service so your domain will work with typical residential internet service providers. We also install TeraTerm and Swish SFTP on the Windows PC in order to interact with the Raspberry Pi over the network.

This video is similar to an earlier video I made around half a year ago, but this new video covers how to setup a domain name and the Dynamic DNS service.

I have a text summary of this video on my web site, so you don't have to try reading the text off of the video:
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If you're into web development, you have undoubtedly heard of Apache and Nginx. They're both open source web servers, but they have different strengths, and both are worth considering as part of your web architecture choices. Is speed at all costs your thing? Or extensibility? In this video, Martin Keen explains how these web servers work and then breaks down the tradeoffs of each solution (spoiler: it's not an either/or answer).

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We will install IOTStack and Webmin on a raspberry Pi4. IOTStack is a complete collection of famous home automation software such as Home Assistant, Openhab, Node Red and many others. With this you can run your home automation software in docker on a pi.

0:00 Use a Pi as Home Automation Server
0:38 Intro jingle
0:48 TLDR/TLDW
1:01 description of IOTStack
2:06 Get IOTStack and Install Docker on the Pi
3:33 Installing IOTStack on the Pi
5:22 Installing Webmin
7:30 Call to Action

the commands used in this video

To download, install and start IOTStack:


sudo apt install -y git curl
git clone https://github .com/SensorsIot/IOTstack.git IOTstack
# please remove the space before the dot com
cd IOTstack/
./menu.sh
sudo raspi-config
locale

sudo reboot
cd IOTstack/
./menu.sh
docker-compose up -d



To install webmin:


wget https://prdownloads.sourceforge .net/webadmin/webmin_1.962_all.deb
# please remove the space before the dot net

clear
sudo dpkg -i webmin_1.962_all.deb
sudo apt -f install




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