Monthly Archives: December 2010
How to install DJB’s dnscache on Ubuntu 10.10
I recently attempted to install DJB’s dnscache from packages on Ubuntu 10.10. It seemed to be a bit broken and I wasn’t interested in installing from source. This is a quick set of steps to get it running.
Posted in Configs, HowTo
Tagged bind, cache size, djbdns, dnscache, memory usage, svscan
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Cybertage
To Sabotage by the Beastie Boys. Apologies all around. haha Inspiration: http://twitter.com/WeldPond/statuses/14499873948700673
Create a bootable usb stick from an ISO with OSX
It’s pretty easy to create a bootable usb stick with Snow Leopard. For example, I’m creating a bootable Ubuntu 10.10 server usb stick. Plug your usb stick in and use diskutil to list your disks: $ diskutil list
Posted in HowTo
Tagged bootable usb, disk id, iso image, snow leopard, ubuntu usb boot, usb stick
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Wikileaks wack-a-mole, cyberwar first steps
I read that the Pentagon was looking into ways to take down Wikileaks, but ultimately decided to do nothing. There was talk of Cyber Command getting involved and this got me wondering if those in charge realize what they are … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged intricacies, network disruption, pentagon, political exercise, politicians, series of tubes, target, vulnerabilities, wikileaks
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