cryptography
There was a time, not too long ago, that I used to dream of running a website that had HTTPS written in the address bar. Most big websites had it, but very few little ones and personal blogs did. I couldn't because it required a lot of money
cryptography
New cloud setup. YAAY! Self hosted, encrypted and scalable. Plus comes with a nice web interface, native Linux and Android clients and its very own app store. I'll first write about the setup itself, and then some of my personal thoughts over the entire private cloud exercise. Features
privacy
In spite of my inclination towards cyber security from an early age (relative to when I 'discovered' the Internet), I never was a big fan of privacy over the web. I knew some bits here and there about it, like how my data is used to serve me
diy
Today we'll see how you can home brew a cloud (in the local sense) storage solution that would be free to use, quite faster than an Internet based one, secure enough from any outside the network intrusion and customizable. But why do you need to go to such