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2026
18
May
How WordPress Attackers Get Their Dirty Fingers into your System
Most WordPress malware does not begin with a shadowy genius manually editing your theme at midnight. It begins with bots, bored plugins, sloppy permissions, and one unlucky functions.php file that became writable. This is the story of how attackers get the pen, why they keep writing, and why deleting one dirty file is rarely enough.
16
May
Linux Snippets #6: The Silent Network Sweep
Stop guessing which IP your new Raspberry Pi or IoT device grabbed from the router. Here is the scommand to instantly map your entire local network without triggering alarms
14
May
The WordPress Backdoor That Forgot to Be PHP
A WordPress backdoor hidden in functions.php is bad enough. One pasted after the closing ?> tag is almost poetic: malware that forgot to become PHP and instead printed its own confession. Here is a technical walk-through of a hidden admin account, query tampering, fake user counts, and the grim beauty of neglected WordPress hygiene.
07
May
The Many Punks: A Field Guide to Futures That Refuse to Behave
The future is never just gadgets and skylines. Cyberpunk, solarpunk, cypherpunk, steampunk, and their unruly cousins are not merely aesthetics with goggles, neon, brass, or solar panels glued on top. They are arguments about power: who owns the machines, who gets watched by them, who repairs them, and who dares to build something better.
04
May
Rclone: Zero-Trust Cloud Storage Without the Friction
Stop trusting cloud providers with your personal data. Here is how to use rclone to build a transparent, client-side encryption layer over Dropbox or pCloud
29
Apr
Beyond the Mesh: The MeshCore Paradime
Readers demanded to know where MeshCore fits into the off-grid landscape. It fixes RF congestion by forcing your radios into strict hierarchies. Here is why role-based routing is a brilliant band-aid but a severe regression for peer-to-peer sovereignty
26
Apr
April 26: A 40-Year Anniversary of Meltdowns
April 26 marks the 40th anniversary of the Pripyat disaster. It also marks the detonation date of the most destructive virus of the 90s: the CIH space-filler
24
Apr
Linux Snippets #5: Recovering “Deleted” Files from the Void
Accidentally ran rm on a massive log file or a database while a process was still writing to it? Before you panic, learn how to use lsof to find the ‘ghost’ file in the /proc filesystem and snatch your data back.
23
Apr
Linux Snippets #4: The Zero-Storage Network Clone
Stop filling up your disk with temporary zip files. Here is how to stream a directory directly from one server to another using tar and SSH in a single pipeline.