What happens if you put a funky format string as SSID for your wifi AP? For IPhones it can have an unexpected outcome.
2021
04
Jun
Who shares private social security number online?!?!
Have you ever shared a picture of your Danish social security card (in Danish: sundhedskortet) online? Maybe with a finger across to cover the secret number?
Think you’re safe from identify theft? probably not!
19
Mar
Try Hack Me – 100 days after
I started the endeavour into the world of online hacking training/games back in December. Now, 100 days later, I will give a short update.
2020
04
Dec
Computer Security – for fun and profit
So I have been interested in computer security, hacking, cracking, preaking and everything around it since my early teenage years. It has mostly been for the fun of it and not something I would use for bad things. Back in the early days (mid-90es) security was just beginning to be a thing so defacing a […]
01
Sep
Official U2F/FIDO support in OpenSSH
U2F/FIDO2 support is now officially available in OpenSSH.
2019
04
Nov
OpenSSH support for U2F/FIDO2
Finally, you can use the your soloKey or other U2F key with openSSH. It is still very early support so you will have to do a bit of compiling yourself. Here’s how!
24
Oct
Edward Snowden in Joe Rogan show
An fantastic interview with Edward Snowden for the Joe Rogan show. Almost 3 hours about the mass-surveillance going on in this world.
24
Aug
Password-less linux login with SoloKeys
Sometimes a hardware key is not for added security but simply for added simplicity. This time I give a quick intro to how you can use a SoloKey (or other U2F/FIDO2 HW key) as a quick Linux login mechanism.
23
Aug
Using SoloKey for Linux Login
If you want to have extra security for your linux machine besides the usual password. Then get yourself a SoloKey or other hardware U2F key and use that as secondary login. Here I give you the description on how to install and configure everything for using Solokeys with your linux. Enjoy!
2018
15
Oct
A visit from an unknowingly visited site
A little story about broken computer systems and how even big diamond companies don’t seem to care about security.