Mon 25 June 2018
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Some time ago I switched to
qutebrowser, a keyboard-driven
browser based on QtWebEngine. Thus, I had to adapt my BurpSuite setup for
WebApp pentesting.
When pentesting web applications, a MITM proxy to log HTTP(S) requests is a
necessity. Although open-source alternatives
exist, PortSwigger's
BurpSuite is the de-facto standard in …
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Mon 05 March 2018
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I just hacked together a small shell script that gets departures from my local
public transportation service. It will list upcoming departures at a stop.
You can find the script here.
Getting Started
You can either use the stop name:
$ ./efa-dm.sh "Dortmund Hbf"
Or you can use the stop …
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Thu 21 September 2017
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I'm using MPD and
PulseAudio's RTP multicasting
to get a seamless multi-room audio experience.
Unfortunately, if you're using a network bridge to connect your wired and
wireless LAN, using multicast RTP might have unintended consequences: All
WiFi clients are flooded with multicast traffic, which can bring down the
entire wireless …
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Wed 20 September 2017
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I recently got my hands on a ProLiant MicroServer Gen8 by Hewlett Packard
Enterprise (HPE). As I always do when setting up a server I checked if the
device needs a firmware upgrade.
And indeed it did: It's version of
Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) 4,
its built-in server provisioning and management …
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Sun 21 May 2017
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If you ever had the need to add syntax specifications to your document,
you basically have two options: Either write down the syntax in the
Backus-Naur form (BNF) (or
one of its derivatives) or opt for a more graphical approach by adding
"railroad diagrams". In my
opinon, the latter are …
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Wed 10 August 2016
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In case you rely on Windows-only software or want to play a game that isn't on Linux yet, you might want to keep Windows 7 on a second partition. Although I didn't use it for months, I still keep one around just in case.
Unfortunately, it's not really straightforward to …
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Mon 06 July 2015
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My university's website for exam enrollment needs smardcard authentification, but only contains instructions how to use it with Mozilla Firefox. If you prefer Chrome/Chromium over Firefox and don't want to keep a Firefox installation around, you can do so - here are the instructions.
OT: The Ruhr-University of Bochum (RUB …
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Thu 11 June 2015
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When I decided to replace my beloved Raspberry Pi media center with something more powerful, I didn't expect so many issues. I purchased Hardkernel's ODROID-C1 and was rather excited. The Kodi Entertainment Center worked much smoother than before (especially since I compiled it to use the Framebuffer instead of X11 …
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Thu 09 April 2015
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It's past 6 o'clock in the morning and - while writing this blog post - I'm wondering why manufacturers seem unable to implement stuff properly. If I had known what pain UEFI would cause me, I would have sticked to my good ol' BIOS boot setup.
But first things first: Since I …
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Fri 13 February 2015
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Some weeks ago I decided you replace my old and rusty Raspberry Pi (serving as a media center) with something faster (and less likely to suddenly lose ethernet connection). I stumbled over the dirt-cheap ODROID-C1, which outruns the Raspberry Pi (and even the brand-new Raspberry Pi 2) thanks to its …
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