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  • Top 10 Home Lab Tools I Use in 2024

    A look at my top 10 home lab tools in 2024 that I use in the lab every day. These tools have made my home lab experience smoother and more efficient. These span everything from hypervisors, software, hardware, and utilities. No tool roundup is the same for everyone, but hopefully you will find something on the list that is helpful!…

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  • Github’s CSS Injection Exploit Was Incredible!

    Over the weekend Github had a bit of a CSS injection problem, this allowed people to do some very amusing ricing of there Github Profiles, repos, issues and pull requests, sadly it got patched pretty quickly ==========Support The Channel========== โ–บ Patreon: โ–บ Paypal: โ–บ Liberapay: โ–บ Amazon USA: ==========Resources========== Example 1: Example 2: Example 3: Example 4: Example 5: MathJAX…

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  • How to Securely Uninstall httpd on CentOS Linux using Bash Script

    ๐Ÿš€ Securely Uninstalling httpd on CentOS Linux using Bash Script – A Step-by-Step Guide Using Sudo Access ๐Ÿง In this episode of our Linux Mastery series, we’ll walk you through the process of securely uninstalling the httpd (Apache) web server on CentOS Linux using a bash script with sudo access. This tutorial is designed to help system administrators and Linux…

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  • Understanding /etc/os-release and Its Uses on CentOS Linux | Part 2

    ๐Ÿš€ Unlocking /etc/os-release – Understanding and Utilizing It in CentOS Linux – 5 Practical Uses ๐Ÿง In this episode of our Linux Mastery series, we delve deep into the /etc/os-release file on CentOS Linux. This file is a goldmine of information for system administrators and developers alike. By understanding and leveraging its contents, you can enhance your scripting, automation, and…

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  • Clone your GitHub repository using SSH

    Follow these steps to add ssh keys to your GitHub account and clone the repo with the SSH URL. 1. Open your terminal and type ssh-keygen. 2. Press enter to accept the default file location and passphrase. 3. Copy the public key to your clipboard with cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub 4. Go to your GitHub account settings and click on SSH and…

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