Adding 2FA with Asterisks.

Stumbled upon an old self-hosted article i created in 2012 on using Asterisks to call with a code as a po' folk two-factor auth and decided to post it on GitHub so I don't lose track of it again. I'll add some other examples like returning the 200 OK and 401 Unauthorized header, an example Go implementation of the PHP code, and an implementation using a sqlite backend to store the user info.

https://github.com/thedunston/asterisks2Fa

I know there are other solutions, but I'm a self-hosting fan of some services.

browmal now supports extracting macros from office documents.
https://github.com/thedunston/browmal/tree/main/no-server-required

@DaveMWilburn there is a no server version with the WASM app base64 encoded in the index.html file and the JSON files due to CORS blocking access to those files. Thank you for your pointer.

browmal: (https://github.com/thedunston/browmal): A WASM app to parse PE files in your browser, everything stays local. (You will need a web server and I included a basic Go web server, without TLS, though can add a self-signed cert, if needed).

I've been tinkering with using Go to parse PE files. I've also been curious about creating a WASM app with Go for some time. The OMAT tool from anticrypt.de inspired me to try to figure this out so I used one of the many tutorials I've been reading to parse a PE.

There are a lot of limitations to what can be performed in the browser sandbox so this is a start.

This is a great resource Reverse Engineering for Everyone:

https://0xinfection.github.io/reversing/

This is interesting:

City of Greensboro to allow parking tickets to be paid with donation to Teacher Supply Warehouse

https://myfox8.com/news/north-carolina/greensboro/city-of-greensboro-to-allow-parking-tickets-to-be-paid-with-donation-to-teacher-supply-warehouse/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=referral