Relatively speaking, for one person at least, I set up a lot of PCs, and Macs, and a few WordPress sites, all for clients. Much of the foundation work is repetitive. For example, I don't use a custom Windows install disk ... Continue Reading
Tor – Why I block my sites from it, & how, by using Cloudflare
I like Tor. I think it's a brilliant and necessary tool. If you're a whistleblower, political dissident, under surveillance from dangerous or oppressive governments, or you simply don't want your ISP or anyone to know ... Continue Reading
Pressable – Managed WordPress Hosting, a Brief Security Review
Pressable: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Tl;dr - There is much I like about Pressable. However, after initial difficulties in reaching someone, I asked them why they were sending (and possibly storing) clients' ... Continue Reading
Someone’s gotta do it & uno animo agimus
We care a lot about Fiona. Plus, we act with one accord. ... Continue Reading
A very hard man… and his depression
Sir John Kirwan may not be a familiar name to those of you in the US reading this post. Of course, if you live in New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, et al. or even perhaps the U.K., he needs no introduction. ... Continue Reading
My first vulnerability submission(s)
I've never previously submitted a vulnerability report to a provider. In the past, I've acted on a few where I've run bug bounties for clients' websites, but never from the 'ethical hacker' side. This week has been ... Continue Reading