Next time when someone asks me which #Linux do I use my answer will be [SENSITIVE CONTENT]
@darth but where is all the fun in that?
Why not a more elaborate answer like:
I started out with #slackware
Than I switched to #mandrake (now #mandriva) for the sole reason it had the right drivers for my cd-rw drive.
I looked at #debian a few times and still use that in a lot of places when I want a system that I can keep sort of up to date but especially stable.
I have used #gentoo and #arch but found them lacking as a server operating system.
I have used some #redhat and #centos and #rocky and #alma and the likes but those always seem to be failing in places I don’t expect them too and I don’t really like their package manager systems.
I have dabbled in #suse and #opensuse now and then, but back in the day I was often put off by unexpected parts of German language interface that distracted me.
I did use #manjaro and #popOS and #mint but by now their user friendliness seems to hold me back rather than help me...
Si se actualiza #debian y se rompe #libcrypt, reiniciar en la shell (init=/bin/bash) y ejecutar esto:
# cd /tmp
# apt download libcrypt1
# dpkg-deb -x libcrypt1_1%3a4.4.33-2_amd64.deb .
# sudo cp -av lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/* /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/
# chmod 1777 /tmp
# apt --fix-broken install
Y problema solucionado.
#CyberSecurity #SSH #VPN #ITSecurity #SysAdmin #TechSupport #OpenBSD #Debian
Oh dear! How stupid people can be!
Email received a few days ago: "We need to know which version of SSH is installed on the server, as we want to ensure it is not vulnerable to external attacks." My response: "Don’t worry, SSH is accessible ONLY via VPN, and I am the only one with access to that VPN—activated only when needed—so there is no way for there to be any issues, regardless of the version used."
Email received this morning: "We’re not interested; you must provide the SSH version installed and, if it's not the latest, ensure us of the update date."
My response: "Sorry, could you explain the rationale? SSH is not exposed, it’s not listening on any public IP."
Their reply: "Provide the version."
My response: "OpenSSH_9.7, LibreSSL 3.9.0, on OpenBSD."
Their reply: "This is not considered secure. It must be OpenSSH_9.2p1 Debian-2+deb12u3."
My response: "It’s not Debian; it’s OpenBSD."
Their reply: "So the systems are insecure."
And they claim to be a cybersecurity company...
#CyberSecurity #SSH #VPN #ITSecurity #SysAdmin #TechSupport #OpenBSD #Debian
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