GitHub: paulveillard / cybersecurity-incident-response: “A collection of awesome tools, software, libraries, learning tutorials & videos, frameworks, best practices and technical resources about Incident Response & Management in Cybersecurity”
Akash Rajpurohit: Fail2ban — Protecting Your Homelab from Brute Force Attacks: I use a WireGuard VPN connection to get into my home network when remote, so I don’t have to expose my self-hosted services to the world, but i was interested in reading into Fail2ban a bit more. I’ve known about it, just didn’t have a need for it.
Since getting the Hacker Pager at DEFCON 33 this year, I’ve been digging more into LoRa & the Meshtastic project to have something new to play around with. Unfortunately (so far) there doesn’t seem to be many other nodes on Long Island, NY, but we’ll see if that changes.
GitHub: booklore-app / booklore: “BookLore is a self-hosted app for managing and reading books & comics (PDF, EPUB, CBZ) with metadata editing, OPDS, reading progress, and multi-user support.”
I’ve still been meaning to get to looking at this, to possibly replace Calibre \ Calibre-web
GitHub: shellhub-io / shellhub: “💻 Get seamless remote access to any Linux device. Centralized SSH for the edge and cloud computing”
I usually just SSH into my hosts, or use Shelly - SSH Client when on iOS or iPadOS, but something consistent across platforms would be nice.
GitHub: 7ritn / VaulTLS: “Selfhostable web app to make managing mTLS certificates a breeze”
I wanted to look into this to see about doing device or user certificates in the future.
GitHub: codeloaf / pi-dash: “Pi-Dash is a simple, lightweight dashboard for monitoring multiple Pi-hole instances. It provides a clean, at-a-glance, responsive view of your Pi-hole statistics.”
BookStack: “BookStack is a simple, self-hosted, easy-to-use platform for organising and storing information.”
A friend of mine was looking into setting up BookStack & while i think i have run it in the past, i don’t think i still had any notes saved about it. Figured i could look into it again.
