Linux Security: Securing Systemd and Kernel Parameters
Hardening Linux through sysctl configurations, kernel parameter tuning, module blacklisting, and root access restrictions.
Kernel hardening, SSH, Docker, and self-hosted infrastructure
Hardening Linux through sysctl configurations, kernel parameter tuning, module blacklisting, and root access restrictions.
Complete system hardening: kernel parameters, sysctl tuning, module blacklisting, firewall configuration, AppArmor, and SELinux policies.
SSH local/remote/dynamic port forwarding, SOCKS5 proxy through jump hosts, bastion host configs, and persistent autossh tunnels.
Deploy FIDO2 hardware tokens to lock down operating systems, password vaults, and mail boxes. SSH, PAM, and GPG integration.
Create encrypted containers and hidden volumes with plausible deniability. Keyfiles, PIM, header backup, and cross-platform mounting.
Permanent data removal on SSD/HDD: shred, nwipe, blkdiscard, TRIM, and cryptographic erasure via LUKS key rotation. Verification methods included.
Run your own secure password vault with custom SSL, automated backups, and organization policies. Docker and bare-metal options.
Deploy Nextcloud with Collabora Office, Redis caching, PostgreSQL, and hardened PHP. External storage, encryption, and backup strategy.
Hardware transcoding with Intel Quick Sync / NVIDIA NVENC, Tailscale remote access, LDAP auth, and client apps for all platforms.
Run Home Assistant without cloud dependencies. Zigbee/Matter via SkyConnect, local voice with Wyoming, encrypted backups, and no vendor lock-in.
Run containers rootless, drop capabilities, custom seccomp profiles, read-only filesystems, and user namespace remapping.
Disable Intel Management Engine on supported platforms using me_cleaner, HAP bit, and coreboot. Verification via MEInfo and chipsec.
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