I want to be able to route a portion of my traffic through another machine over SSH. For example, is it possible to browse the web through the ssh tunnel and also browse the web through your LAN connection without much effort? (i.e. I want a seamless transition from using tunnel to using LAN)
I would like to password protect or encrypt a directory and all the files within it (for the whole directory tree below it). I do not want to bother the whole home directory, I want a specific directory with some files and folders in it. I would like to be able to encrypt the directory or decrypt it using a password. Command line would be nicest to use. I don’t want to have to create a new file as an encrypted version and then, delete the previous ones which are the non-encrypted version.
I would like to download some files from my server into my laptop, and the thing is that I want this communication to be as stealth and secure as it can be. So, far I came up using VPN, in that way I redirect the whole internet traffic of my laptop via my server. Additionally, I tried to send a file using ftp and observing Wireshark at the same time. The communication seems to be encrypted, however I would like also to encrypt the file itself (as a 2nd step security or something like that).
Is there a preferred method to set up full-disk encryption under OpenBSD, similar to dm-crypt under Linux?
I wanted to know why, before encrypting and installing itself on the drive , Kali :
I am a big fan of linux and like trying out new distros now and then. I usually have my home folders and roots in a lvm atop an encrypted partition, but this tends to become cumbersome with every initramfs creation process being more alien than the last one.
I’m currently developing a plugin and the chances are that I will more than likely release it on the public plugin repository so others can use it.
I am working with site that is done with WordPress, and I need to add some parts that are outside WP, and to check user login, Logging users outside WP.