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  • Export a KeePass Master Key File

    Export a KeePass Master Key File

    To in increase security, you can require a KeePass to use both a key file and a password to open the database. This makes it technically, two factor authentication (2FA). Go to file > change Master password. Check the ‘Show expert options’ Enter a new master password. Check the key file box. Select Create. When…

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  • How to Command Respect from Others

    Here is some advice I saw online. I liked it so much, I am reproducing it here.

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  • Generic Outline for Writing a Policy or Procedure

    Generic Outline for Writing a Policy or Procedure

    Initial Thoughts Polices are global in nature. All company employee’s are expect to follow the guidelines. Examples of polices include: the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), or Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to work. These a often generic guidelines that all employees must adhere to. On the other hand, procedures are typically…

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  • Test your DNS Proxy using a PowerShell Script

    Test your DNS Proxy using a PowerShell Script

    Introduction Most company’s have a policy to block dangerous websites for employees. Pornography, hate, gambling, social media are all categories that should be blocked. Either, they are big time wasters, or may be required by law to be blocked. Although you may have your proxy turned on correctly, that does not mean the bill got…

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  • Ping Multiple Hosts using PowerShell

    Ping Multiple Hosts using PowerShell

    Are you are working in a windows environment and need to check if a large number of hosts are online? The below ps1 script may be what you are looking for. Place all hostnames to be checked in a text file called computer.txt and on one per line. Modify the script as necessary, then ‘run’…

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  • Backup Files to S3 using Bash

    Backup Files to S3 using Bash

    Description A bash script will be used to copy a file from a Linux server to an S3 bucket. Next, it will run a checksum on the results to verify the upload. Finally, it will output the local file size, the local etag , the aws file size, and the aws etag value for easy…

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