Configuring CrowdSec with Traefik
Utilizing CrowdSec and its Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) to ban malicious threat actors probing our exposed HTTP services in a collaborative manner.
Configuring CrowdSec with Traefik
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Building an Automated GitHub CI Workflow Based on Conventional Commits
Automatically create changelogs, release notes and properly version-tagged Docker images with a CI workflow. Introducing the Conventional Commits specification for git commits.
Building an Automated GitHub CI Workflow Based on Conventional Commits
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Rootful or Rootless: The Current State of iOS Jailbreaking for Pentesters
The current state of rootful and rootless jailbreaks from the perspective of a penetration tester. Do we even need rootful jailbreaks for auditing iOS mobile apps?
Rootful or Rootless: The Current State of iOS Jailbreaking for Pentesters
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Protecting Web Services with Authentik, Traefik and Azure AD
Setting up an Authentik Docker container to act as Identity Provider in combination with Traefik as reverse proxy. Optionally configuring Azure AD (Entra) as Social Login SSO.
Protecting Web Services with Authentik, Traefik and Azure AD
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Configuring Fail2ban with Traefik
Using Fail2ban to monitor the logs of a containerized Traefik reverse proxy to ban malicious threat actors probing our exposed HTTP services by forceful browsing and brute-forcing attacks. Bans are executed locally via iptables and optionally on Cloudflare.
Configuring Fail2ban with Traefik
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Choosing a Reverse Proxy: Nginx Proxy Manager versus Traefik
Setup and comparison of the popular reverse proxies Nginx Proxy Manager and Traefik
Choosing a Reverse Proxy: Nginx Proxy Manager versus Traefik
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Monitoring Dashboard with Grafana, Telegraf, InfluxDB and Docker
Creating a dockerized Grafana monitoring dashboard to visualize statistics of your server and Docker containers.
Monitoring Dashboard with Grafana, Telegraf, InfluxDB and Docker
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Configuring Fail2ban with Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM)
Using Fail2ban to monitor the logs of an Nginx Proxy Manager reverse proxy to ban malicious threat actors probing our exposed HTTP services by forceful browsing and brute-forcing attacks. Bans are executed locally via iptables and optionally on Cloudflare.
Configuring Fail2ban with Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM)
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