Cyrus Maharjan·1d agoCloudflare Blocked My Own Server. A Free WireGuard Tunnel Fixed It.How a bot filter turned a working feature into a 502, and the small private network that brought it back.
Funcybot·Oct 26Mastering ICMP Tunneling & Stealth PivotingA practical walkthrough of covert channels, lateral movement, and the detection techniques that catch them.
MOHAMED ANSAF TP·Oct 21Build a Docker Lab for Lateral Movement: Three Containers, Two Networks, One PivotPractice SSH local, dynamic, and remote forwarding without building a fleet of virtual machines.
InMindful Insights ExpressionbyN Chandra·Oct 11The Himalayan Crucible: When High-Tech Tunnel Engineering Failed, and an Outlawed Craft PrevailedHow an armada of global consultants and multi-million-dollar augers surrendered to twelve rat-hole miners.A response icon6A response icon6
Edgars Martinovs·Oct 5Self-Host Vaultwarden Without a Public IP (and Why Your Proxy Choice Matters More Than Usual)Vaultwarden is a small, Bitwarden-compatible server you can run on a Raspberry Pi or a NAS. It’s one of the most popular self-hosted apps…
Banny Vishwas·Oct 1Expose Localhost to the Internet for Free: The IPv6 SuperpowerCarrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) has made self-hosting painful on modern residential internet connections. Traditional IPv4 port forwarding often…
Chathuranga Siriwardhana·Sep 22Local code, real dependencies: local development with OpenChoreoIn microservices, a small change to one service can require a surprising amount of setup. The service may need a database, another API…
TheRealCiscoo·Sep 22Ligolo-ng: Cómo Romper el Aislamiento de una Red InternaAprende a pivotar desde un host comprometido, acceder a redes aisladas y obtener una reverse shell cuando el routing tradicional falla.
L P·Aug 4🚀 The Ultimate Guide to Sharing Massive Files Instantly (No Cloud Required!)Share files of any size directly from your computer — no cloud, no file-
VishnuPratapBisht·Aug 3No Subscriptions, No Third Parties: How I Built My Own Private Cloud From Spare PartsHow a $0 cloud VPS, a wall called CGNAT, and four small shell scripts turned a spare-parts-bin computer into my own private cloud
