Did you ever want to connect your different OpenVAS installations and have all information about the vulnerabilities one one spot? Or do you have very strict network policies and want scan a separate sub-network, but do not want to browse your vulnerability in this sub-network? Well, this is possible by …
If you are too lazy to read, but interested in using finite and infinite sets in Go, just take a look at the documentation or directly at the source of the library which inspired this article.
Some time ago I was working with Go and was missing the concept of …
OpenVAS is a network vulnerability scanner published under the GNU GPLv2 license. For those with difficulties to understand all those license legalese, this means your freedom is not impacted by this software. This license, allows you to do whatever you want with it as long as you do not restraint …
In my last blog entry Setup a Debian Server I described a basic setup for a server running Debian Jessie. Now I want to talk about setting up the same server but using Ansible. This is more or less an extension of the other blog entry, but could be used …
Some time ago I decided to reinstall my root server from Netcup. I chose Debian Jessie as the operating system, because i have the most experience with Debian.
In the following I will give a guide to my setup.
It is possible to use the Netcup Server Control …