One approach I started using a could of years ago was storing SSH private keys in the TPM, and using it via PKCS11 in SSH agent. One benefit of Microsoft requiring them for Windows 11 support is that nearly every recent…
Does this board boot Linux via a device tree, or have hardware discovery? How about UEFI vs arm-specific bootloaders? I tried arm32 Linux a few years back, and the largest hindrance at the time was the device trees and…
This is by the author of the very helpful kernel-hardening-checker: https://github.com/a13xp0p0v/kernel-hardening-checker An interesting tool for analyzing your personal kernel config file and pointing out areas for…
If it's possible the power button is getting bumped repeatedly in your pocket. You could search your Android settings, and make sure "Emergency SOS" is turned off.
What version of nginx are you using with it? The last time I looked into that particular plugin it did not appear to work correctly.
One approach I started using a could of years ago was storing SSH private keys in the TPM, and using it via PKCS11 in SSH agent. One benefit of Microsoft requiring them for Windows 11 support is that nearly every recent…
Does this board boot Linux via a device tree, or have hardware discovery? How about UEFI vs arm-specific bootloaders? I tried arm32 Linux a few years back, and the largest hindrance at the time was the device trees and…
This is by the author of the very helpful kernel-hardening-checker: https://github.com/a13xp0p0v/kernel-hardening-checker An interesting tool for analyzing your personal kernel config file and pointing out areas for…
If it's possible the power button is getting bumped repeatedly in your pocket. You could search your Android settings, and make sure "Emergency SOS" is turned off.
What version of nginx are you using with it? The last time I looked into that particular plugin it did not appear to work correctly.