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Get certificates from CertManager in Kubernetes

Kubovy
3.10.2020
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Get details of a all certificates in a namespace: Get details of a certificate in a namespace:

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Certificate test

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13.3.2013
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System Logging with SYSLOG-NG, RSYSLOG locally and on remote host.

Kubovy
26.8.2012
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Having logs but not reading them is maybe the most common computation power waste since invention on population counting (census). It’s always better to solve the problem than to silence it! That applies to both: computers and people! 😉

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Initramfs for encrypted root using GPG encrypted random keys

Kubovy
24.8.2012
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Cha! The most tricky part is comming. I spent 2 days to make this work. There are several tutorials on the internet but you will still need a lot of thinking and patience.

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Creating GPG encrypted random keys

Kubovy
24.8.2012
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In this post I described how to encrypt a root parition. The paritions are encrypted using LUKS passphrase. A passprase is usually much easier to guess or find out than a randomly generated key. And we can take the keys…

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Encrypting root

Kubovy
24.8.2012
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I am using disk encryption for a while now. But never really managed to encrypt my root filesystem. Finally got so far! Decision made! Now the hard part: Make it work…

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Cipher Benchmark & Choosing Algorithm and Encryption Mode

Kubovy
15.5.2010
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I was always searching for a benchmark of encryption algorithms every time I was going to encrypt a hard drive. Every time!

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  • Initializing Microchip’s BM78 module
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