Ramblings on IT and Security

Category: Automation

Secure LUKS containers on Linux

Lately, I’ve been refining parts of my Linux workflow to make them both more secure and practical. One of those improvements came from something simple but powerful, using encrypted containers instead of relying solely on full-disk encryption.

In this post, I’ll walk you through how I built a secure, self-contained LUKS container on Linux, explain what’s really happening behind the scenes, and share a few lessons learned along the way, including troubleshooting tips and two small Bash scripts that make mounting and unmounting effortless.

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Navigating PowerShell Remoting Challenges with PowerShell 7

In the world of system administration and automation, PowerShell has been a trusted companion for managing tasks efficiently across a variety of environments. With the introduction of PowerShell Core 7, the capabilities of PowerShell expanded further by becoming cross-platform, allowing administrators to manage systems regardless of their operating system. Recently, I embarked on a journey to explore the capabilities of PowerShell Core 7’s remoting features, but as often happens in the world of technology, I encountered an unexpected challenge.

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