In modern cybersecurity, you cannot protect what you don’t know exists. Traditional DNS tools often give you fragmented data. You get an A record here, an SPF record there, but connecting those to an owner (WHOIS) or a risk profile (Shodan) usually requires manual effort. A Solution: One Script to Rule Them All I’ve consolidated Read More …
Tag: linux
Zig: The New Foundation for Modern Malware
This year Zig has moved from a niche systems language to a new primary choice for high-sophistication malware in 2026. Its design as a “better C” provides the low-level control required for weaponization without the legacy baggage that makes C code prone to crashes or easy detection. Is Zig is Over passing C and Rust Read More …
clean up /boot (for Ubuntu at least)
Here is a quick set of commands to clean up the /boot partition on an Ubuntu linux system. First check what your kernel version is so you won’t delete the running kernel image: uname -r Now run this for a list of installed kernels: dpkg –list ‘linux-image*’ | grep ^ii delete the kernels you don’t Read More …
PXE Server for the win
Recently I got a new ‘hot rod’ of a laptop from work, which came with many of the latest bells and whistles. One of these newest bells, was a very much updated BIOS, that no longer allowed for Legacy Boot Options. Important for those of us who might want to use something other than Windows Read More …
Install Go Lang on Ubuntu
I decided as my computer hobby to start playing with some of the tools in the Project Discovery set. A good portion of these tools seem to be written in the Go language, so let’s also pursue that a little bit. These are my steps to install on my home server. OK, First let’s install Read More …