I spent last weekend in a field with near three thousand other like-minded hackers, nerds and all round lovely people.
Electromagnetic field is a camping festival held biannually ^(is biannually the right word, or is that twice a year?)^, for those with an inquisitive mind, or an interest in making things: hackers, artists, geeks, crafters, scientists, and engineers.
I recently got married, and the aim for my wife and I has always been to double barrel our surnames.
Not just because we're super into equality and equity, but also because of the great joke that is being Mr and Dr Buck-Rogers.
Live scenes from our wedding.
Thankfully, I already own buck-rogers.co.uk, so perhaps I'll move the personal posts to there.
Last night I set up Traefik Forward Auth in my homelab to restrict access to my services using an Identity Provider (such as Google, or locally run KeyCloak instance).
LiME, the Linux Memory Extractor (github) is a Loadable Kernel Module which allows an investigator to collect volatile memory from Linux based systems.
This is important for investigations, as Volatile memory contains a large amount of evidence which would be otherwise be lost or modified.