DFT Wiki – Knowledge Share

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In this blog, I share my ideas and concepts that worked for me and I hope will work for you […]

BusyBox is a single but multi-call binary file that contains a series of commands and tools build in it. It […]

KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) and QEMU (Quick EMUlator) are both open source virtualisation technologies that run on Linux, but they […]

Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution originally designed for offensive information security. It contains tons of tools for penetration […]

If you are an owner of the Western Digital My Cloud Home, you might have noticed that the product support […]

Alpine Linux is a powerful ultra lightweight distro super popular for micro services such as Kubernetes and Docker. Basically, it […]

Proxmox officially does not run in Raspberry Pi but Pimox does [Link]. Pimox is an adapted build of Proxmox that was […]

As the name implies, the main advantage of lighttpd over Apache2 and Nginx is the lower resource usage, making it […]

While Linux is not a direct descendant of any particular version of Unix, it was inspired by Unix and designed […]

Whonix is a privacy-focused operating system that aims to provide users with the highest level of privacy and security possible. […]

HAProxy (High Availability Proxy) is an open-source, TCP and HTTP load balancer used to distribute incoming connections across multiple backend […]