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  1. I was bored and changed my routers #ipv4 range to 10.10.0.20/24. Thats just so much better.

    #IPRanges

  2. Finally finished my #authelia setup yesterday. #SSO is amazing. Strong #password + #2FA everywhere just feels right.

    Not only that, but you can also configure #AccessControls and trusted #IPRanges.

    Since i'm not the only user on my #server, having fine-grained control is very welcome.

    #security #linux #homelab #selfhosting

  3. Finally finished my #authelia setup yesterday. #SSO is amazing. Strong #password + #2FA everywhere just feels right.

    Not only that, but you can also configure #AccessControls and trusted #IPRanges.

    Since i'm not the only user on my #server, having fine-grained control is very welcome.

    #security #linux #homelab #selfhosting

  4. Finally finished my #authelia setup yesterday. #SSO is amazing. Strong #password + #2FA everywhere just feels right.

    Not only that, but you can also configure #AccessControls and trusted #IPRanges.

    Since i'm not the only user on my #server, having fine-grained control is very welcome.

    #security #linux #homelab #selfhosting

  5. Finally finished my #authelia setup yesterday. #SSO is amazing. Strong #password + #2FA everywhere just feels right.

    Not only that, but you can also configure #AccessControls and trusted #IPRanges.

    Since i'm not the only user on my #server, having fine-grained control is very welcome.

    #security #linux #homelab #selfhosting

  6. Finally finished my #authelia setup yesterday. #SSO is amazing. Strong #password + #2FA everywhere just feels right.

    Not only that, but you can also configure #AccessControls and trusted #IPRanges.

    Since i'm not the only user on my #server, having fine-grained control is very welcome.

    #security #linux #homelab #selfhosting

  7. summarized here: eke.li/2023/02/domains-in-docs

    when writing #technicalDocumentation - don't use real #urls or #ipAddresses. you never know what will grab those and use them.

    there are reserved #domains and #ipRanges for just this!

    for #url: the top-level-domains
    .test, .example, .invalid and .localhost and the domain example.com are reserved

    for ip-adresses the blocks 192.0.2.0/24, 198.51.100.0/24 and 203.0.113.0/24 are reserved

    they are always safe to use in #documentation

  8. DOES THIS EXIST?

    Say you have a set of IP Ranges like so:

    136.45.88.96/27
    136.45.88.0/24
    136.45.80.0/19
    136.45.128.0/19
    136.45.0.0/17
    136.44.0.0/16

    The first two (above) are inside the 3rd, but when you combine the 3rd, 4th and 5th you get 136.45.0.0/16 so they can be compressed into:

    136.45.0.0/16
    136.44.0.0/16

    Or…

    136.44.0.0/15

    Any FOSS tools for this?

    #ipranges

  9. CW: TL;DR: Amazon owns about 6.5 billion USD in IPv4 Addresses

    @sam
    It's a great list of #ipRanges, anyone can DROP packets from. *wink

    #firewall #blockAmazon #deleteAmazon

  10. CW: How to avoid fossbros? Violence, 4chan.

    @freedcreative
    People on Cloudflare (4chan) who post images are known and being defended by Cloudflare.

    You cannot post images on 4Chan via Tor.

    Cloudflare is our enemy. Not so-called "#fossbros".

    Everyone must block Cloudflare now from the #firewall or #router level. Their #IPRanges are public but don't forget to add their DNS to 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1

    Kill F&UCKING CLOUDFLARE NOW!!!!!

  11. @arh
    It's something you need to see for yourself, instructions to run a #packetSniffer are fairly direct. There's tcpdump or Wireshark.

    #Amazon #IPRanges are available at:
    ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ran

    ---

    Meanwhile Firefox calls up Amazon, #Google and #Cloudflare frequently…

    Google ranges:
    gstatic.com/ipranges/goog.json

    Cloudflare (IPv4, change for IPv6)
    cloudflare.com/ips-v4

    Stay safe, friend.