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Two Books by My Students – Odoo ERP in Finland, Wi-Fi Penetration Testing
My students published two books: Wi-fi Penetration Testing for Beginners and Avoimen lähdekoodin ERP – Odoo Suomessa.
Configuration Management Course is Finished
My students have created many interesting projects on configuration management course. The feedback was excellent, 4.6 out of 5. The most common feedback (mode) was 5 out of 5. Thank you! Jussi Isosompppi controlled 2071 slave computers with Salt.
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Tagged apache, competition, configuration management, configuration management system, container, course, DevOps, docker, feedback, Finland, Graphana, haaga-helia, Helsinki, keskitetty hallinta, Kubernetes, lamp, load balancer, master, master-minion, master-slave, mysql, nginx, Pasila, php, project, provision, React Native, salt, salt-cloud, saltstack, slave, sls, student, Suomi, virtual private server, vps, wordpress
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Cracking WPA2 Wireless Networks with WPS
My students Kermorvant, Jääskeläinen, Kurenmaa and Eulenberger broke WPA2 protected wireless LAN using WPS attack. They’ve also broken WEP and brute forced bad WPA and WPA2 passwords. And they show how to buy and configure network cards for this. Moral … Continue reading
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Tagged - airmon-ng, aireplay-ng, bully, crack, Kali, penetration testing, pentest, reaver, student, tunkeutumistestaus, wash, Wi-Fi Protected Setup, wifi, wireless LAN, wlan, WPA, WPA2, WPS
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Clickable Table of Contents for Markdown – Ctags with Gedit
MarkDown is a very fast way to write text. You just mark headings with hash “#”. Empty line creates paragraph. This tutorial shows how you can create a clickable table of contents of your MarkDown document – right inside your … Continue reading
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Tagged ctags, gedit, heading, MarkDown, pandoc, table of contents, TOC, todo
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Versionable, Plain Text Reference Management – Git, PanDoc and BibTex
When you’re writing peer-reviewed articles, you must have references. Good news: you can have everything in plain text files, even the citation and reference management. I have only used this exact BibTex setup for a while. However, having written five … Continue reading
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Tagged article, BibTex, git, LaTex, MarkDown, pandoc, pdf, peer reviewed, plain text, scholar, scholarly, toolchain, vcs, version control, versionable, writing
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Control Windows with Salt
This long article explores Windows management with Salt. First, it shows you how to automatically install software to Windows, control Windows boxes behind NAT and firewall and remotely run arbitrary PowerShell commands on Windows. $ sudo salt ‘*’ pkg.install gedit,firefox,steam,vlc … Continue reading
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Tagged Chocolatey, cmd.run, configuration management, DevOps, download, idempotent, iirc, long, msi, NAT bypass, package management, pkg.install, PowerShell, remote command execution, repo-ng, reverse shell, salt, saltstack, silent, state, untested, windows, Windows 10, Windows installer
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Money Moving with Odoo, the Open Source ERP
I bought some candy from Odoo ERP based web shop. Update: they now have PayPal integration, too. My students Emre Olgun, Roni Selander and Konsta Vaarala are running Odoo, the open source ERP. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a single … Continue reading
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Tagged enterprise resource planning, ERP, monialaprojekti, myynti, Odoo, sähköinen kauppa, student, toiminnanohjausjärjestelmä, workshop
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Simple Secrets in Salt Pillars
This is a simple example for storing secrets in Salt Pillars. If you have a hundred slaves machines, you don’t need to trust them all. Following this tutorial requires working salt master-slave installation and salt states.
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Tagged jinja, master-minion, master-slave, pillar, salt, saltstack, secret, template, variable
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Configure a Live USB in Two (2) Commands – terokarvinen/sirotin
You boot a computer form your USB stick and give two commands. It’s configured. Install your programs, your settings, your configuration – automatically. Start from Sirotin, fork it, make it your own. wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/terokarvinen/sirotin/master/run.sh bash run.sh Fork me on … Continue reading
Secrets in Salt Pillars – SSH Port Change
Salt helps you configure 1, 10, 100 or more computers. Secrets, such as encryption keys, must be given to authorized slaves only. In Salt, secrets are kept in pillars. If you are just starting with pillars, do pillars tutorial first. … Continue reading
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Tagged configuration files only, configuration management, pillar, salt, saltstack, secret
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