SSL deployment is finally happening
Three years after I first wrote about HTTPS, the deployment is finally reaching critical mass. A walk through what is changing, what is not, and what defenders should know about the current state.
Notes from the field
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Long-form thinking on cyber defence, detection, and resilience — from Slackware-era honeypots through to AI-driven SOC analytics.
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OpenSSH 2.x: the SSH-2 transition arrives
OpenSSH 2.0 has shipped, with full support for the SSH-2 protocol. The differences from SSH-1 are larger than the version-number step suggests. Time to migrate, and a few notes on the gotchas.
SSH replaces Telnet, finally
After three years of intermittent use, I have removed Telnet from every machine I administer. The transition was overdue, the tooling is now ready, and the case is, finally, irrefutable.