Skip to main content

The WiKID Blog

The WiKID Blog, musings on two-factor authentication, information security and some other stuff.

X2Go on Centos

Posted by: admin 9 years, 11 months ago

I recently did a tutorial on how to add two-factor authentication to X2Go via pam-radius on Ubuntu.  I've been playing with X2go since then on CentOS. I've released the packer.io scripts that I used to create my X2Go virtual boxes on Github. In addition, since packer can output AMIs, we've released a public AMI of the output. It is ami-c854d7a0 (based on a Rightscale image).

read more / 0 comments

Poodle post - catastrophic bug of the month

Posted by: admin 10 years ago

Wow, when will it stop?

read more / 0 comments

Customer Service Reps & Two-factor authentication

Posted by: admin 10 years ago

Brian Krebs has a post on a small breach at Cox Communications where a single customer service rep had a password stolen via social engineering resulting in the loss of 52 records.  Imagine the luck:  52 out of millions of customers and one of them is Brian Krebs.  That's some luck.

read more / 0 comments

Update Bash if you are running OpenVPN

Posted by: admin 10 years ago

You can see the details about the attack. All of the OpenVPN tutorials we have done use "auth-user-pass-verify" on the client side to get the client to prompt for a username and password.  The exploit can be delivered as part of the username.  And it is before authentication.

read more / 0 comments

Obligitory Shellshock post

Posted by: admin 10 years ago

We are pretty confident that WiKID is not affected by the Bash security vulnerability.  That being said, there should be no harm in running 'yum update bash' or even 'yum update' on your WiKID server.

read more / 0 comments

Recent Posts

Archive

2024
2022
2021
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008

Categories

Tags

Authors

Feeds

RSS / Atom