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At Christmas, don't give the keys to your house to hackers.

At Christmas, don't give the keys to your house to hackers.

The Christmas period is a good time for hacks in companies, with the end-of-year holidays, there is indeed less staff, and therefore less reactivity. But it would be simplistic to see only this aspect. Hell has a gift-wrapping In recent years, connected objects of all kinds have become fashionable: speakers,

"Stop playing video games, that's not the way to get a real job!"

"Stop playing video games, that's not the way to get a real job!"

"Stop playing video games, that's no way to get a real job!" I can't count the number of times I've heard that line. As you can see, today I want to talk to you about one of my passions, video games. In the minds of many people, playing games is

No, the padlock next to your address bar doesn't mean a site is "reliable."

No, the padlock next to your address bar doesn't mean a site is "reliable."

I regularly see this message on shopping sites, and I see that confusion is often made about what a secure connection is. Securing the exchange with the web server The presence of a lock near the address bar means that this site is using a TLS certificate to exchange data

Linux without SSH? It's possible with Amazon SSM

Linux without SSH? It's possible with Amazon SSM

In a computer park with linux machines, SSH is something classic. Very often scanned, regularly badly secured, it is also a possible entry point for attacks. Moreover, the problem of SSH traceability often pushes companies to set up specific processes. On Amazon, it has been possible since last year to

How to install Docker on a Raspberry Pi

How to install Docker on a Raspberry Pi

I have a number of raspberries at home, these microcomputers the size of credit cards. Small and powerful, they have many uses, such as having a mediacenter on a TV set too old to do it natively. I even recently fell for the Raspberry Pi 4 released last month (I'm