Series
In this series, I will go through my privately hosted services in my local network and create an OpenZiti Network to expose those services to the internet securely.
Backstory Solving Problems I wanted a way to check on my house (mainly my dogs) while I was away. So, I did what any trendy person would do and bought an IP camera with pan and tilt, which was great. A quick sign-up to their proprietary app, and I co...
The Problem To put it plainly, I don't like opening up ports on my local firewall. However, I have a network attached storage (NAS) device that I want accessible from the internet so I have access from anywhere. So, how can I access my private networ...
For a long time, I've been concerned about relying on a company's focus on security. I generally expect the least focus on security as many companies just want to be first to market. Yikes, that sounds bad, but many companies indeed focus too little ...
Many kids love Minecraft for many different reasons. There comes a point in most users' lives where they decide they want to host their own Minecraft server allowing them and their friends to play on their own private server. It's kind of a big deal ...
I have a website I built using Django; it's just a personal site meant to be used by friends and family. This makes it a perfect fit for zero trust as, I can hide it from the world and hand out specific access to friends and family I want to allow to...
