The purpose of this tutorial is to give a quick, concise overview of how to secure your communications through a non-trusted or insecure channel. You could also use this tutorial to evade organizational firewalls and web filters but, I am more concerned about keeping my communications private rather than evading organizational filters. I have seen other tutorials that show how to accomplish tunneling http traffic over SSH but not in a very simple manner, so I hope this tutorial will accomplish this goal as well as help others. As always your feedback is welcome, either by commenting on this article or via my contact form.
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Archive for July, 2007
At home you’re fully aware of the hosts/people that are on your network, or at least you should be. Friends and family are usually trustworthy people and you don’t have to worry about them carrying out malicious activity, but what if you aren’t sharing the LAN (Local Area Network) with people you can trust? This article will explain why untrusted LAN’s can be dangerous and what users/admins can do to protect themselves.
I started this journey back in October of 2006 but took a break because of several reasons. New job, new town, new hosting provider, and last but not least my first child. Just about everything in my life has changed, but its all been for the better. I’m still getting paid to break information systems so that part hasn’t changed. I’ll repost some of my older articles and hopefully future posts will be chock full of hackery and more frequent.
