Some tabs I've had open for too many years, need to clean up, but thought important enough that I might come back to them.
- Linux sysctl - tutorial shows where some of the most used and quoted sysctl/network parameters are located into the Linux network flow
- A deep dive into Linux namespaces, part 4 (ifeanyi.co) - A deep dive into Linux namespaces - in multiple parts - A Linux namespace is an abstraction over resources in the operating system. We can think of a namespace as a box. Inside this box are these system resources, which ones exactly depend on the box’s (namespace’s) type. There are currently 7 types of namespaces Cgroup, IPC, Network, Mount, PID, User, UTS.
- Making containers safer - different kernel mechanisms that can be used to make containers more secure and provided some recommendations
- How To Show Available WiFi Networks, Their Channels, Signal Strength And More From The Command Line - starting point: How to Show Available WiFi Networks on Linux from the Command Line (linuxuprising.com) - eg
nmcli -f ALL dev wifi
horst
- Hacking Reolink cameras for fun and profit - binwalk, strace, wireshark, ghidra, gdb, busybox, baichuan protocol, ...
- Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk (embeddedbits.org) - hackernews
- Firefox Multi-Account Containers
- I2C in a Nutshell (memfault.com) - hackernews, I2C in a Nutshell - content
- This is why I use ad blockers and a pi-hole server” (twitter.com/poa_nyc) - hackernews
- lobster network summary
- Linux Performance: Almost Always Add Swap Space – Part 2: ZRAM
- how Linux keeps time - and how to use it
- OBS Studio: Open-source software for video recording and live streaming (obsproject.com) - hackernews
- Intel Virtualisation: How VT-X, KVM and QEMU Work Together (binarydebt.wordpress.com) - hackernews, Binary Debt
