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NordVPN on Linux – Simple way to add privacy to your daily life

  By Cyrill Gremaud 02/02/2021 02/02/2021 how to, linux

The confidentiality of private communications has been a very important subject in recent years. This article is not intended to explain the problems related to data privacy but to show how and simply make your activities in this ultra-connected world less visible … Continue reading

Tagged   nordvpn, privacy, security, vpn
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How to (correctly) delete a VDOM from FortiAnalyzer

  By Cyrill Gremaud 06/04/2020 06/04/2020 Fortinet, how to

Hello everybody. In this quick post, I will explain how to delete a VDOM device from FortiAnalyzer. Deleting device is really simple, whether it’s a VDOM or Firewall in its own right in GUI. The problem with VDOM is that you will be able to delete it from GUI but… Continue reading

Tagged   ADOM, FortiAnalyzer, Fortinet, VDOM
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PowerShell AD cheatsheet

  By Cyrill Gremaud 05/03/2020 20/03/2020 how to, security, server admin

This post contains various powershell commands which are helpful to maintain and auditing Windows Active Directory Get list of all inactive computers in AD (180 days without logon events) the command above will include disabled computer. If you want to get only enabled computers objects, you can use a filter.… Continue reading

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Force powershell to use TLS.1.2

  By Cyrill Gremaud 04/03/2020 20/03/2020 how to, security, server admin

Hello everybody. I recently had a problem when trying to install a powershell module on my Windows Server 2016. I wanted to install AzureAD and AzureRM module and Windows tells my that I need a dependency, NuGet. I got this error: I tried to access manually to the given URL… Continue reading

Tagged   activedirectory, ad, powershell, ps
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Mount VirtualBox image drive on Ubuntu (VDI)

  By Cyrill Gremaud 27/11/2019 27/11/2019 how to, linux

In this small tutorial, I will explain how to simply mount a VDI image to Ubuntu. I guess it should work on most Debian based distribution. I had to do this trick because I used for a long time a Kali VM on VirtualBox and I stored a lot of… Continue reading

Tagged   modprobe, nbd, ubuntu, vdi, virtualbox
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