Security keys advertised everywhere as the solution for modern security and password problems and many open source projects welcome the new technology, but what about the security keys themselves? How open are security keys and the technology they are based … Continue reading
DNS and DNSSEC
Many stories begin with “In the good old days …” but were the old days always so good? In the case of DNS, the old days go back a long way. You can read more about DNS itself at DNS … Continue reading
FIDO2 security key management via commandline
FIDO2 Security keys are starting to take off. Many online services support them and the number is growing every day. At this point it seems FIDO Security keys are the way forward. FIDO2 being the second iteration of the FIDO … Continue reading
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What’s the fuss about FIDO
So many discussions are everywhere about FIDO, so what is all that fuss about? Lets look into why FIDO is argued to be the next big thing in authentication. Before getting into it, let me say thanks to all the … Continue reading
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Secure authentication and how it changed over time
For decades, users have authenticated on systems with usernames and passwords. This method of authentication has not changed since the beginning of the Internet. As the Internet became a more hostile place and threats emerged, password rules were introduced. Those … Continue reading
Git and multiple remotes
Git is the de-facto standard version control system nowadays. It enables developers not only to version their code but also push repositories to a central server. Sometimes it makes sense to push it to more than one remote server. Add … Continue reading
DNS at the core of the Internet
DNS might not be the oldest, but is for sure one of the oldest and still very important services building the core of the Internet. The domain name service, or DNS for short, is one of the core services of … Continue reading
Convert Subversion repository into git repositories
A long long time ago before git was the dominant version control system (VCS) I used Subversion for quite some time. With git now being the de-facto standard VCS, it was finally time to convert my last remaining subversion repositories … Continue reading
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Review: Jabra Elite Active 75t
Back in the early 2000’s Bluetooth was the huge new thing to replace infrared as the wireless connection protocol. At that time one of the first wireless headsets I bought was a Jabra BT200. It was a huge, heavy device … Continue reading
Trim video using ffmpeg
It might be over-complicated in some cases to fire up a huge video editing suite just to cut a section out of a video. Trimming a video does not have to be over complicated. The most tedious step is finding … Continue reading
