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Ghost removed its native Kit integration. Zapier's Ghost trigger is broken on self-hosted v5+. Here's how to wire Ghost members directly into Kit using n8n — free, self-hostable, ten minutes.
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A production-ready n8n install on a Linux VPS — Docker Compose with PostgreSQL, nginx reverse proxy, SSL, firewall rules, and correct persistence so nothing breaks on restart.
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Most people set up a password manager, feel good about it, and never open the health reports. The weak passwords they imported from Chrome in 2021 are still in there. The reused credentials spread across five accounts are still in there. The manager organized the problem — it didn't
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The gap between Apple's privacy marketing and what iOS actually does — and the settings that close it. Covers ADP, Siri data transmission, ATT limits, and the UK ADP removal story.
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Shodan indexes every open port and service banner on the public internet. Here's how to use it to see what your own servers are exposing — before someone else does.
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theHarvester pulls emails, subdomains, and IPs from public sources in seconds. Run it on your own domain and you might not like what you find.
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Vaultwarden is an unofficial Bitwarden-compatible server written in Rust. Run it on a $5 VPS and your passwords never touch someone else's infrastructure.
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Running your own WireGuard VPN server means you control what gets logged — nothing, unless you configure it otherwise. The protocol is ~4,000 lines (vs OpenVPN's 70,000+), has been in the Linux kernel since 5.6, and on Ubuntu 22.04 you just install it. This guide
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Fail2ban watches your logs and bans IPs that hammer your server. Here's how to set it up properly — and when to pick it over CrowdSec.
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Email aliases keep your real address out of breach data and spam lists. Here's how to set up SimpleLogin or Addy.io from scratch — first alias, browser extension, catch-all, and which one to actually pick.
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Pi-hole blocks ads and trackers for every device on your network at the DNS level. Here's how to set it up on a Raspberry Pi or in Docker.
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Using a custom domain with Proton Mail means your email address lives at a domain you own — not @proton.me. That distinction matters more than it sounds. If you ever need to move providers, your address moves with you. The contacts and services that have your email don't