#FediHelp! #ssh key managers for Linux please, based on...
I'm setting up a #HomeLab including three #Proxmox nodes with various VMs and containers (Inc Docker), an OpenWrt router. Plus a cheap VPS for remote access using #Pangolin, but I don't know how it plays with #ssh yet. So maybe this is a dumb question?
Clients will be a Linux laptop and maybe a couple of Android phones with a terminal app.
Any advice about apps you have used yourself? 🙏
My small solution to bring a local script in a remote root directory:
read -sp "Remote sudo password: " SERVERPASSWD
rsync \
-e "ssh -i ${HOME}/.ssh/<KEYFILE>" \
-ztu \
--info=name2 \
--chmod=F755 \
--chown=root:root \
--rsync-path="echo '$SERVERPASSWD' | sudo -Sv &>/dev/null && sudo rsync" \
"${PWD}"/<SKRIPT> <HOST>:/usr/local/bin/
#linux #programming #coding #shell #bash #rsync #SSH #script
Been a while since I blogged, so it's time for the latest installment in "Edd massively over-complicates things with SSH certificates" This time, a post about how I got rid of the need to create a new sub account on my #Hetzner Storage Box every time I wanted to create a new VM and back it up with #Borg. Definitely easier ways to have achieved it, but it shows of the versatility of ssh certificates, and #StepCA that's powering them in my home lab.
Intro Over the Christmas break, I suffered a complete NAS failure, and thanks to QNAP’s custom extensions to the standard Linux software RAID, I wasn’t able to recover any data off it. Now, of course, I had backups; and everything I had backed up (except for my Bluesky PDS, which I barely use) restored absolutely fine. However, I was not backing everything up. This was because my backup setup for a new server in my home lab was largely a manual process, and there were a number of services I decided weren’t worth the effort. Having now had to spend the time rebuilding them all, I regret that decision, and so now I wanted to fix the issue, so the backups were automatically setup whenever I deployed a host. This post will explain how I achieved that using SSH Certificates, because I am an unapologetic SSH certificate fanboy.
Oh no, please don't tell me again that Linux is now insecure on the net?!
«Linux's Latest Vulnerability Allows Reading Root-Owned Files By Unprivileged Users»
⛓️💥 https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-ssh-keysign-pwn
⛓️💥 https://github.com/0xdeadbeefnetwork/ssh-keysign-pwn
#sshkeysignpwn #pwn #ssh #linux #0day #keysigning #sshkeys #itsecurity #itsec #itsecurity #zeroday
🆕 New report from OHIIHO Research
Watcher-NetAI / skn — a Linux SSH botnet observed on two of our honeypot meshes. 10 MB Go scanner with intact DWARF: source tree, module name, capability map, all visible. The loader is hardened; the scanner is not.
→ Stage-2 C2 on connexionlost{net,zip} → 194[.]5[.]97[.]46
→ Non-root systemd-user persistence (hunting blind spot)
→ Ships YARA + 4 Sigma rules + 34 IOCs + KQL queries
Full report (Part 1/2):
https://research.ohiiho.com/reports/2026-05-watcher-netai-skn/
SOC brief (Part 2/2):
https://research.ohiiho.com/reports/2026-05-watcher-netai-skn-brief/
Patchbin – A pastebin supercharged for Git collaboration
Patchbin은 간단한 셀프호스팅 Git 협업 도구로, 이메일 패치 기반 협업과 GitHub의 풀 리퀘스트 방식을 결합해 SSH를 통해 터미널 내에서 완전한 코드 리뷰와 패치 제출을 지원한다. 별도의 웹사이트 로그인이나 복잡한 인프라 없이 단일 Go 바이너리와 SSH 키만으로 외부 기여자와 협업할 수 있어 셋업과 사용이 매우 간편하다. 모든 리뷰와 변경 사항은 코드 커밋과 패치로 관리되며, 웹 인터페이스는 주로 탐색용으로 최소화되어 있다. 이는 로컬 개발 환경에서 코드 리뷰를 우선시하는 새로운 협업 워크플로우를 제안한다.
Arch Linux: LUKS-voll-verschlüsseltes System beim Booten per SSH entsperren (mittels systemd und Dropbear)
https://www.codingblatt.de/arch-linux-luks-per-ssh-entsperren/
Serverdienste und Dateifreigaben im Netzwerk
Fragen zum WebDAV-Cache
https://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/fragen-zum-webdav-cache/
14.05.2026 um 15:43 Uhr
#ubuntuusers #forumuu #linux #opensource #fragenistmenschlich #netzwerk #network #server #webserver #ssh #mysql #nfs #samba #vnc #vpn
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