Inspired by the Let’s Encrypt project, we break down the basics of SSL & how easy it is to set up on your Linux box now.

Plus hacking GRUB by hitting backspace 28 times, the Linux Foundation wants the Blockchain, without the Bitcoin and their bedfellows are concerning, the steady steps towards cross distro application bundles & more!

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Linux Academy Apache and SSL Self Signed Certificates

Apache and SSL Self Signed Certificates

This course will detail how to install and configure Apache web services to answer for HTTPS connections. In addition, we will show how to generate a key file to use for obtaining a third party certificate and then use that key to generate a full self-signed certificate. Finally, we will configure our SSL VHOST to use that SSL certificate and verify its availability and content serving from an external location.

Let’s Encrypt

What is encryption

Asymmetric vs Symmetric Antenna

Symmetric encryption uses the identical key to both encrypt and decrypt the data. Symmetric key algorithms are much faster computationally than asymmetric algorithms as the encryption process is less complicated.

Asymmetric encryption uses two related keys (public and private) for data encryption and decryption, and takes away the security risk of key sharing. The private key is never exposed. A message that is encrypted by using the public key can only be decrypted by applying the same algorithm and using the matching private key.

Secure Socket Layer

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a server and a client—typically a web server (website) and a browser; or a mail server and a mail client (e.g., Outlook).

SSL allows sensitive information such as credit card numbers, social security numbers, and login credentials to be transmitted securely. Normally, data sent between browsers and web servers is sent in plain text—leaving you vulnerable to eavesdropping. If an attacker is able to intercept all data being sent between a browser and a web server they can see and use that information.

More specifically, SSL is a security protocol. Protocols describe how algorithms should be used; in this case, the SSL protocol determines variables of the encryption for both the link and the data being transmitted.

Let’s Encrypt

Anyone who has gone through the trouble of setting up a secure website knows what a hassle getting and maintaining a certificate can be. Let’s Encrypt automates away the pain and lets site operators turn on and manage HTTPS with simple commands.
No validation emails, no complicated configuration editing, no expired certificates breaking your website. And of course, because Let’s Encrypt provides certificates for free, no need to arrange payment.

This page describes how to carry out the most common certificate management functions using the Let’s Encrypt client. You’re welcome to use any compatible client, but we only provide instructions for using the client that we provide.

The key principles behind Let’s Encrypt are:

• Free: Anyone who owns a domain name can use Let’s Encrypt to obtain a trusted certificate
  at zero cost.
• Automatic: Software running on a web server can interact with Let’s Encrypt to painlessly obtain a certificate, securely configure it for use, and automatically take care of renewal.
• Secure: Let’s Encrypt will serve as a platform for advancing TLS security best practices, both on the CA side and by helping site operators properly secure their servers.
• Transparent: All certificates issued or revoked will be publicly recorded and available for anyone to inspect.
• Open: The automatic issuance and renewal protocol will be published as an open standard that others can adopt.

• Cooperative: Much like the underlying Internet protocols themselves, Let’s Encrypt is a joint effort to benefit the community, beyond the control of any one organization.

• Welcome to the Let’s Encrypt client documentation! — Let’s Encrypt 0.2.0.dev0 documentation

• Caddy 0.8 Released with Let’s Encrypt Integration

Today, I’m very excited to announce Caddy 0.8! It features automatic HTTPS, zero-downtime restarts, and the ability to embed Caddy in your own Go programs.

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Runs Linux

George’s Hacked Acrua, Runs Linux

He’s been keeping the project to himself and is dying to show it off. We pace around the car going over the technology. Hotz fires up the vehicle’s computer, which runs a version of the Linux operating system, and strings of numbers fill the screen. When he turns the wheel or puts the blinker on, a few numbers change, demonstrating that he’s tapped into the Acura’s internal controls.

Desktop App Pick

Nuvola Player

Nuvola Player is a runtime for web-based music streaming services providing more native user experience and integration with Linux desktop environments than usual web browsers can offer. It tries to feel and look like a native application as possible.

Sent in by Rikai

Weekly Spotlight

GDriveFS

GDriveFS is an innovative FUSE wrapper for Google Drive developed under
Python 2.7.

DOUBLE SPOTLIGHT

Block Spoilers for Star Wars

Force Block is safer than ever! Now, in addition to our standard pattern matching logic which requires a critical mass of related keywords to initiate a block, we’ve added a handful of instant-blocking keyphrases, sourced from people who have seen the film via early screenings. One of our engineers took one for the team punching those in! Ironic, he could save others from spoilers… but not himself.

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You Can Break Into a Linux System by Pressing Backspace 28 Times. Here’s How to Fix It

The researchers, Hector Marco and Ismael Ripoll from the Cybersecurity Group at Polytechnic University of Valencia, found that it’s possible to bypass all security of a locked-down Linux machine by exploiting a bug in the Grub2 bootloader. Essentially, hitting backspace 28 times when the machine asks for your username accesses the “Grub rescue shell,” and once there, you can access the computer’s data or install malware. Fortunately, Marco and Ripoll have made an emergency patch to fix the Grub2 vulnerability. Ubuntu, Red Hat, and Debian have all issued patches to fix it as well.

Linux is often thought of as a super secure operating system, but this is a good reminder to take physical security just as seriously as network security (if not more). Take extra care when your machine is around people you don’t know, especially if your system has sensitive data on it.

Description

A vulnerability in Grub2 has been found. Versions from
1.98 (December, 2009) to 2.02 (December, 2015) are affected.
The vulnerability can be exploited under certain circumstances,
allowing local attackers to bypass any kind of authentication
(plain or hashed passwords). And so, the attacker may take
control of the computer.

Grub2 is the bootloader used by most Linux systems including
some embedded systems. This results in an incalculable number
of affected devices.

As shown in the picture, we successfully exploited this
vulnerability in a Debian 7.5 under Qemu getting a Grub
rescue shell.

Am I vulnerable ?

To quickly check if your system is vulnerable, when the Grub
ask you the username, press the Backspace 28 times. If
your machine reboots or you get a rescue shell then your
Grub is affected.

Impact

An attacker which successfully exploits this vulnerability will
obtain a Grub rescue shell. Grub rescue is a very powerful shell
allowing to:

• Elevation of privilege: The attacker is authenticated
  without knowing a valid username nor the password. The
  attacker has full access to the grub’s console (grub
  rescue).

• Information disclosure: The attacker can load a
  customized kernel and initramfs (for example from a USB) and
  then from a more comfortable environment, copy the full disk
  or install a rootkit.

• Denial of service: The attacker is able to destroy
  any data including the grub itself. Even in the case that the
  disk is ciphered the attacker can overwrite it, causing a
  DoS.

Linux Foundation assembles gang to build a better Blockchain

The Linux Foundation has decided the time is right to apply its special brand of collaboration to the Blockchain, the distributed ledger technology behind Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

The Foundation is talking up the blockchain as a supply-chain enhancer and electronic-transaction-speeder-upper, thanks to its provision of a distributed ledger that has no central point of control and therefore allows secure peer-to-peer information exchange.

Big companies desperately hoping for blockchain without Bitcoin is exactly like 1994: Can't we please have online without Internet??

— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) December 18, 2015

• Wall Street’s New Distributed Ledger Blockchain | PYMNTS.com

there’s a big group of backers in the financial, tech and business industries that have taken the next step to making blockchain move forward without ties to bitcoin.

But as Webster pointed out in her column, “if we kill bitcoin that means we will also kill and bury the blockchain since bitcoin is what keeps the blockchain alive.” Because bitcoin is the method of transport used by the blockchain to move data between the miners, there’s a case for why bitcoin’s blockchain has stuck around.

But big banks like JPMorgan, along with the support of IBM and Intel want to bury that vision and resurrect their own vision for what they envision to be a more productive use case for the concept of a distributed ledger. This is like a blockchain, but sans the bitcoin.

The goal of the Open Ledger Project is not to work in the cryptocurrency space, but rather to leverage the technology behind the distributed ledger in order to streamline business tools that enable transactions and documents to move between parties faster. Another goal of the project would be to create open ledgers that can decide who can access that ledger.

XDG-App Continues Maturing For GNOME App Sandboxing

XDG-App has made much progress and is found in a “tech preview” state for GNOME 3.18 but it’s not until GNOME 3.20 and later where things will get more interesting. Alexander Larsson has provided a “Christmas 2015” update concerning the project for GNOME sandboxing.

Google’s killing Chrome support for 32-bit Linux, Ubuntu 12.04, and Debian 7

In an update posted to the Chromium-dev mailing list, Google’s Dirk Pranke wrote:

“To provide the best experience for the most-used Linux versions, we will end support for Google Chrome on 32-bit Linux, Ubuntu Precise (12.04), and Debian 7 (wheezy) in early March, 2016. Chrome will continue to function on these platforms but will no longer receive updates and security fixes.

We intend to continue supporting the 32-bit build configurations on Linux to support building Chromium. If you are usingPrecise, we’d recommend that you to upgrade to Trusty.”

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A new touchscreen display goes ons ale for the Raspberry Pi that nearly makes it a complete computer, researchers hack the sensors of self driving cars & we speculate rampantly about the iPad Pro, but definitely not the iPhone 6s!

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Google could be setting up to compete head to head with Uber, leveraging their self driving car technology. Radio Shack is about to shutter & you won’t believe what they are doing with the leftovers. Plus, Pebble has something big in the works & more!

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Exclusive: Google and Uber Are Going to War Over Taxis

Uber faces an ever-growing cast of adversaries that includes dubious regulators, litigious drivers, hostile members of the press, and some well-funded rivals. But the most significant threat to the app-based transportation company may be much closer to home: one of its biggest investors, Google.

Google Ventures, the search giant’s venture capital arm, invested $258 million in Uber in August 2013. It was Google Ventures’ largest investment deal ever, and the company put more money into Uber’s next funding round less than a year later. Back then, it was easy for observers to imagine Google teaming closely with Uber, or even one day acquiring it. David Drummond, Google’s chief legal officer and senior vice president of corporate development, joined the Uber board of directors in 2013 and has served on it ever since.

Uber Chases Google in Self-Driving Cars With Carnegie Mellon Deal – Digits – WSJ

But a person familiar with the matter said news that Google is developing an app to rival Uber has been blown out of proportion. The person said a Google engineer has been testing an internal app that helps Google employees carpool to work, and the app isn’t associated with the company’s driverless cars program.

Two people familiar with the matter said they weren’t aware that Drummond had been asked by anyone to step down and believe he would do so of his own volition if he sees a potential conflict. One of these people added that Uber probably doesn’t want to give information to a potential competitor, but wasn’t aware of any plans to cut off Google’s access to Uber information. The other person said that Uber and Google had been working at arms length for some time and that it was unlikely Uber would stop using Google Maps to help power its service.

Uber declined to comment on Drummond’s board status. A Google spokeswoman referred to a cryptic tweet the company posted late Monday: “We think you’ll find Uber and Lyft work quite well. We use them all the time.” Lyft is a car-hailing service that competes with Uber.

Google is still working closely with the car-hailing services. Uber is integrated directly into the Google Maps smartphone app, allowing users seeking directions to jump into Uber’s app to call a car. Separately, Lyft has worked with Google to integrate its service with Android Wear, Google’s operating system for smartwatches, as well as Google Now, the company’s smart digital assistant app.

RadioShack in Talks to Sell Half Its Stores to Sprint, Shutter the Rest – Bloomberg Business

The locations sold to Sprint would operate under the
wireless carrier’s name, meaning RadioShack would cease to exist
as a stand-alone retailer, said the people, who asked not to be
identified because the talks aren’t public.

Amazon in Talks to Buy Some of RadioShack’s Stores – Bloomberg Business

The possible move, discussed as part of RadioShack’s
looming trip to bankruptcy court, would represent Amazon’s
biggest push into traditional retail. Amazon joins other
potential bidders, including Sprint Corp. and the investment
group behind Brookstone, in evaluating RadioShack stores, people
familiar with the situation said. RadioShack has more than 4,000
U.S. locations and is moving toward a deal to sell a portion and
close the rest, according to some of the people. Sprint has
discussed buying 1,300 to 2,000, they said.

Apple to Convert Failed Arizona Sapphire Plant Into Data Center – Bloomberg Business

Apple Inc. plans to invest $2 billion to
convert an Arizona factory into a data center after the facility
failed to produce sapphire screens for iPhones.

GT Advanced Technologies Inc. filed for bankruptcy
protection in October after the supplier wasn’t able to produce
screens of usable quality at the Apple-owned factory in Mesa,
near Phoenix. The smaller company wasn’t able to fulfill the
terms of an agreement with Apple.

The more than 1.3 million-square-foot building, which was
once a solar-panel factory, was a key part of Apple’s efforts to
bring manufacturing back to the U.S. after years of relying on
Asian suppliers to build the company’s iPhones, iPads and Mac
computers. While Apple had promised to bring jobs to the area
even after the bankruptcy, the data center will probably employ
fewer staff compared with an operation churning out components
for iPhones.

F.C.C. Chief Wants to Override State Laws Curbing Community Net Services – NYTimes.com

The proposal focuses on laws in two states, North Carolina and Tennessee, but it would create a policy framework for other states. About 21 states, by the F.C.C.’s count, have laws that restrict the activities of community broadband services. The initiative by Mr. Wheeler, if endorsed by the full commission, would be the first time the F.C.C. has tried to override such state laws.

Pebble has now sold over 1 million smartwatches | The Verge

According to Migicovsky, Pebble plans to carry its momentum through 2015 with new products and a new software platform that is unlike anything else used on smartwatches to date. While Google and Apple’s smartwatches have been focused on app paradigms, similar to smartphones, Pebble’s new software will apparently be quite different. “We’ve found a new framework to use as an interaction model on the watch,” boasts Migicovsky, before adding that while apps will continue to exist on Pebble, they won’t be the main focus of the platform. “It doesn’t look like what we have today, and it doesn’t look like what’s on your smartphone,” added Migicovsky. Following the launch of the Pebble Steel in January, the company used 2014 as an “investment year,” increasing its headcount from around 30 to over 100 and bringing aboard some of the webOS TV design team from LG, many of whom have been tasked with building the new software platform.

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Google readies their platform for kids under 13 with a new initiative, US details plans for car-to-car communications, the Windows laptop built for Linux users & much more!

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U.S. details plans for car-to-car safety communications

After more than a decade of research into car-to-car communications, U.S. auto safety regulators took a step forward today by unveiling their plan for requiring cars to have wireless gear that will enable them to warn drivers of danger.

These vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) transmitters and software won’t be cheap, costing an estimated $341 to $350 per vehicle in 2020, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a report.

Just two of the possible features that rely on V2V technology — one that warns drivers if they don’t have enough time to make a left turn and another that urges them to stop if another car is about to run a red light — could prevent 25,000 to 592,000 crashes and save 49 to 1,083 lives annually when the entire U.S. vehicle fleet has the technology, according to today’s report.

The current V2V system is set up in such a way that that cars swap messages 10 times per second about their position in space, which direction they are headed and how quickly they are moving in that direction. If two cars are on a collision course, the driver can be presented a warning.

Google Is Planning to Offer Accounts to Kids Under 13

Google GOOGL +1.52% plans to offer accounts to children under 13 years old for the first time, a move that will take the world’s largest Internet search provider into a controversial and operationally complex new market.

Google and most other Internet companies tread carefully because of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, or COPPA. The law imposes strict limits on how information about children under 13 is collected; it requires parents’ consent and tightly controls how that data can be used for advertising. (Companies are not liable if customers lie to them about user ages).

The company’s new effort is partly driven by the fact that some parents are already trying to sign their kids up to the company’s services. Google wants to make the process easier and compliant with the rules, the person said.

Hello, HP Stream 14: A $199 Windows laptop aimed squarely at the Chromebook market

The HP Stream 14 itself shares many other features with Chromebooks: It has a 1366 x 768 display, for example, which is nearly ubiquitous on Chrome OS laptops. An energy-efficient AMD chip powers the Stream 14, combined with 2 GB of memory and either 32 or 64 GB of flash storage as well as an SDXC card slot. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a trio of USB ports, HDMI out and a webcam make up the rest of the package. Like the Android SlateBook 14 that HP also sells, the HP Stream 14 will have four speakers and support Beats Audio.

The 3.9-pound laptop runs Windows 8.1

• HP Stream: 199 dollar notebook comes with 14-inch display, AMD platform & 100 GB OneDrive – all details | Mobilegeeks.de | Network / Ultrabooks

LG flaunts curved 21:9 monitor, plus a display for gamers – CNET

The 34-inch 34UC97 curved monitor has a cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio and in-plane switching. It boasts a massive resolution of 3,440×1,440 pixels. The display packs two Thunderbolt 2 connections for connecting to Macs and for daisy-chaining other monitors.

Adam Carolla Settles With Podcasting Patent Troll – Slashdot

Personal Audio has been trying to assert patents they claim cover podcasting for some time now; in March Adam Carolla was sued and decided to fight back. Via the EFF comes news that he has settled with Personal Audio, and the outcome is likely beneficial to those still fighting the trolls. From the article: Although the settlement is confidential, we can guess the terms. This is because Personal Audio sent out a press release last month saying it was willing to walk away from its suit with Carolla. So we can assume that Carolla did not pay Personal Audio a penny. We can also assume that, in exchange, Carolla has given up the opportunity to challenge the patent and the chance to get his attorney’s fees. … EFF’s own challenge to Personal Audio’s patent is on a separate track and will continue … with a ruling likely by April 2015. … We hope that Personal Audio’s public statements on this issue mean that it has truly abandoned threatening and suing podcasters. Though a press release might not be legally binding, the company will have a hard time justifying any further litigation (or threats of litigation) against podcasters. Any future targets can point to this statement. Carolla deserves recognition for getting this result.

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Angela and Chris discuss the history of hemp, practical uses for it, and how things will change if and when it is legalized in the US.

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https://www.votehemp.com/
https://www.hemp.org/

Products: https://hempbasics.com/
Bags: https://www.hemp-sisters.com/

Hemp on Money: https://i.imgur.com/ANhH5.jpg

The US Dept. of Interior: \”If hemp had not been outlawed, it could have supplied enough of humanity’s need for paper to make unnecessary the cutting of vast tracts of forest.\”

Paper Predictions: https://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls60en2Sh01qa92jio1_500.jpg

InfoGraph: https://i.imgur.com/snsN7.jpg

Paleo understanding nuts and seeds: https://paleodietlifestyle.com/are-nuts-and-seeds-healthy/

Amazon Hemp Hearts:
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• Pack of two, 12 ounces each (total of 24 ounces each)
• Contains 2000 milligrams of omega 3 and 11 grams of protein per serving

• Has a pleasant nutty flavor, similar to sunflower seeds

• Hemp Hearts more https://www.healing-source.com/about_HempHearts_b.htm

• Health Benefits: https://www.healing-source.com/health_benefits_b.htm

• Biodiesel: https://phys.org/news205599757.html

• Hemp Car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLKDTfQMhfg&feature=youtu.be

• Lotus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRysD6TuhHU

• Hempcrete: https://inhabitat.com/hemcrete-carbon-negative-hemp-walls-7x-stronger-than-concrete/

• Hemcrete® is waterproof, fireproof, insulates well, does not rot [when used above ground] and is completely recyclable.

• Hempguitars: https://www.guitarsite.com/news/electric_guitar/guitars_made_from_hemp/

• organically molded hemp guitar no edges, no joints between top, sides and back

• Amazon Hemp Milk:
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• Abby w/hemp milk https://images.plurk.com/1Abp0cXHltXLpQGMfRcw9r.jpg

• Neat Hemp Milk Info: https://images.plurk.com/22wntvR85cd3w8B37o0DEP.jpg

• Nutrition Facts: https://images.plurk.com/22wntvR85cd3w8B37o0DEP.jpg

• Milk allergy alternative: https://www.learningtoeatallergyfree.com/2011/07/pacific-foods-hemp-milk-up-to-challenge.html

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It’s not nearly as much fun when it’s water up to your waist instead of snow. Tonight we’re looking into some of the current flooding epidemics around the globe, as well as some historical epic floods from days gone by.

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