Network and security specialist focused on VPN protocols, proxies and server hardening. Cooper spends his days breaking and fixing tunneling setups (WireGuard, V2Ray, Xray) so readers can follow battle-tested configurations instead of guesswork.
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What you will read?1 Step 1: Run Syncthing2 Step 2: Set Syncthing to Start Automatically3 Step 3: Add a Folder to Sync4 Step 4: Connect Another Device5 Step 5: Optional – Install Syncthing as a Windows Service Download Syncthing from the official website. Choose the Windows (64-bit) version. Extract the downloaded ZIP file to a…
What you will read?1 Step 1: Download get-pip.py2 Step 2: Install pip using the downloaded script3 Step 3: Add pip to System PATH (if needed)4 Step 4: Upgrade pip (optional but recommended) First, make sure Python is installed on your Windows Server 2025. If not, download the latest version of Python from the official website,…
What you will read?1 Step 1: Boot into a Live USB session2 Step 2: Unlock the LUKS volume3 Step 3: Mount the decrypted volume4 Step 4: Create a new unencrypted partition5 Step 5: Copy all data6 Step 6: Reinstall GRUB on the new unencrypted disk7 Step 7: Test the new unencrypted system Disabling LUKS (Linux…
What you will read?1 Apache Tomcat (running on port 8090)2 Nginx Reverse Proxy (forwarding to port 8090)3 Jenkins (Default on 8080/8090)4 Java-Based Applications on Port 8090 If you’re running a service on port 8090 (commonly used by Jetty, Jenkins, or custom applications), disabling SSLv3 is essential to prevent vulnerabilities like POODLE. Here’s how to do…
What you will read?1 Access the GRUB Menu2 Choose the Advanced Options Entry3 Select the Recovery Mode Kernel4 Wait for Recovery Menu5 Enable Networking (Optional)6 Drop to Root Prompt To boot into recovery mode on Ubuntu 24.10, follow these steps: Access the GRUB Menu If you’re using a single-boot system (Ubuntu only), the GRUB menu…
What you will read?1 Disable Unnecessary Startup Applications2 Use Preload3 Turn Off Animations4 Clean Your System Regularly5 Switch to a Lighter Desktop Environment6 Use zRAM Instead of Swap (for Low RAM Systems)7 Reduce Swappiness8 Replace Tracker (File Indexing) with Something Lighter9 Use a Lighter Web Browser10 Disable Unused Services The moment Ubuntu starts to feel…
What you will read?1 Step 1: Connect to Your Server2 Step 2: Backup the SSH Configuration File3 Step 3: Edit the SSH Configuration File4 Step 4: Adjust the Firewall5 Step 5: Restart the SSH Service6 Step 6: Test the New SSH Port7 Similar videos If you’re looking to enhance your server’s security, one of the…
What you will read?1 Step 1: Install Composer2 Step 2: Install Laravel 113 Step 3: Set Permissions4 Step 4: Configure Environment File5 Step 5: Set Up the Web Server6 Step 6: Run Migrations You can check if PHP is installed by running: php -v If PHP is not installed, you can install it by executing:…
What you will read?1 Installing FileZilla2 Installing gFTP Installing FileZilla FileZilla is a free, open-source FTP client that’s user-friendly and packed with features. Here’s how to install it on your Ubuntu system: Open the Terminal: You can do this by searching for “Terminal” in the applications menu or using the shortcut Ctrl + Alt +…
