Category: Administration

Overview of the Snom D717 IP Phone

Today we will introduce the latest offering from Snom — the budget desktop phone in the D7xx series, Snom D717. It is available in both black and white. The design of the D717 is positioned between the D725 and D715 models. It primarily differs from its 'neighbors' with a display that features a different aspect ratio, closer to square; specifically, the novelty is larger than […]

How we work with ideas and how LANBIX was born.

At 'LANIT-Integrations', there are many creative employees. Ideas for new products and projects literally fill the air. Identifying the most interesting ones can sometimes be very challenging. That’s why we developed our own methodology through collaborative efforts. To learn how to select the best projects and implement them, read this article. In Russia, as well as globally, a number of processes are underway that lead to the transformation of the IT market. […]

Connecting to Windows via SSH like in Linux

I have always found connecting to Windows machines frustrating. No, I am neither an opponent nor a supporter of Microsoft and their products. Each product exists for its purpose, but that’s not the point. It has always been painfully torturous for me to connect to servers running Windows, because these connections are either configured through convoluted methods (hello WinRM over HTTPS) or simply don’t work […]

ZFSonLinux 0.8: features, stabilization, intrigues. And trim

Just recently, a fresh stable version of ZFSonLinux was released, a project that is now central in the world of OpenZFS development. Farewell, OpenSolaris, and hello to the fierce GPL-CDDL incompatible world of Linux. Below is an overview of the most interesting features (after all, 2200 commits!), and as a treat — some intrigue. New Features The most anticipated, of course, is native encryption. Now, you can encrypt only what is necessary […]

Web tools, or how to get started for a pentester?

We continue to discuss useful tools for pentesters. In this new article, we will explore tools for analyzing the security of web applications. Our colleague BeLove compiled a similar selection about seven years ago. It’s interesting to see which tools have remained strong and which have faded into the background and are now rarely used. Notably, this includes Burp Suite, […]

Overview of Free Tools for Web Resource Pentesting and More v2

Some time ago, I wrote about this, but it was a bit sparse and disorganized. Later, I decided to expand the list of tools in the review, add structure to the article, take into account the criticism (thanks a lot to Lefty for the advice), and submitted it to a contest on SekLab (and published the link, but for obvious reasons, no one saw it). The contest is over, the results have been announced, and I […]

TON: Telegram Open Network. Part 2: Blockchains, Sharding

This text is a continuation of a series of articles in which I examine the structure of the presumably upcoming decentralized network, Telegram Open Network (TON). In the previous part, I described its most basic level—the way nodes interact with each other. Just as a reminder, I have no connection to the development of this network and all the material […]

TON (Telegram Open Network) Test Client and the new Fift language for smart contracts

Over a year ago, it became known about the plans of the messenger Telegram to launch its own decentralized network, Telegram Open Network. At that time, a comprehensive technical document was made available, which was presumably written by Nikolai Durov and described the structure of the future network. For those who missed it, I recommend checking out my summary of this document (part 1, part 2; the third part, unfortunately, is still gathering dust […]

Your Own Personal SaaS

Some historical parallels Disclaimer: To save time, the TL;DR version of this article is the section 'Potential New Trend'. As humanity evolved, at a certain point in history, various material values were considered luxury items—precious metals, personal cold and firearms, means of transportation, real estate, and so on. The object of the KDPV is the Bugatti Type 57—a car from the company […

How to sell SD-WAN to businesses

Do you remember how in the first part of the blockbuster film 'Men in Black', the top trainees shoot rapidly in all directions at cardboard monsters, and only Will Smith's character, after a brief contemplation, 'blows the brains' out of a cardboard girl holding a book on quantum physics? What does SD-WAN have to do with it? It's quite simple: today, the sales of solutions […]

Blockchain: What Does It Cost Us to Build a Case?

The entire history of humanity is an attempt to dismantle the old order and build a new, better one. (Anonymous) In the previous article, 'What Does It Take to Build a Blockchain?' we explored the technologies that power all blockchains. Now it's time to understand what tasks modern blockchains can solve. To begin with, let's look at the current state of blockchain analytics and future prospects […]

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