Latest update: 4 aug 2008 For recapping my findings, I wrote up a small article on how to install Linux Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Desktop Edition (32bit) on a Dell XPS M1330. Goals: I switch from 64bit back to 32bit for compatibility reasons. There are to many apps that don’t work and are required to fit [...]
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Howto Aladdin eToken ssh key authentication
Posted: 27th March 2008 by Raymond Mul in Apple OSX, SecurityTags: eToken, Mac, OSX, Security, ssh
Start with installing the software for your mac. The current release is v4.55 [2008-03-27].When installed there are to programs “~/Applications/eToken/”. PKIMonitor, which will be available on your “menu bar”, and an application called eToken Properties. If you followed the installation procedure then you are at the point for inserting the eToken. While looking at the [...]
Here’s a list of software that I find nifty enough to mention…. – X11 en X11-dev (osx dvd) We need this for using OpenOffice en Darwin Port applicaties. – MenuMeters http://www.ragingmenace.com/software/menumeters/ – Cyberduck : sftp client http://cyberduck.ch/ – GeekTool : show logfiles on desktop http://projects.tynsoe.org/en/geektool/
nmap – Network exploration tool and security / port scanne auteur : Fyodor Yarochkin url: http://insecure.org/nmap/ platform: Een van de betere en veelgebruikte tools voor niet alleen scannen van poorten maar zeker ook voor fingerprinting. nmap -v -sV hostname // geeft per poort weer welke service en versie er draaid nmap -v -sS -sV -O [...]