If you are like me and don’t want unencrypted data flowing on your network or maybe even on Internet, than this post is for you! I will adopt CloudFlare DNS as it has API to integrate with Let’s Encrypt SSL services through the ACME plugin. Both CloudFlare and Let’s Encrypt are free, so that is…
This post is complementary to a previous POST protecting your network from malicious DNS. Here we are going to leverage a recent addition to pfBlockerNG: a brand new DoH feed! What is the big deal in allowing DNS over HTTPS (aka DoH) on your network?! Well, users can bypass the DNS over TLS of your…
The following instructions will detail how to install and configure pfBlockerNG to block the annoying ads and speedup your Internet connection. First, install pfBlockerNG through the System >> Package Manager >> Available Packages. A list of available packages will be loaded and all you have to do is click + Install button on the right…
Configuring pfSense DNS Resolver Many ISPs or other Internet service providers collect information for commercial reasons (selling your profile for directed advertisement) or otherwise. pfSense allows you to use DNS with TLS to encrypt your request in a way that only you and the DNS provider can see it. DNS over TLS is not supported…
Having email notification on pfSense or any other service is a great thing because we can react faster to an issue that can quickly escalate due to its severity or because everybody start complaining at the same time. In this post, first you have to configure your Goggle account to allow external access and second…
Enabling Multi-site network feature All recent WordPress releases already include Multi-site Network support, all you have to do is enable it after initial installation. The steps described below are valid for both new and existing installations. First, connect to your web server and find a file named wp-config.php. This is a special file generated during initial…
This pastry recipe is a combination of tips from professional chefs, street food cooks cuisine teachers from Senac/Anhembi Morumbi.
This post marks the beginning of this blog. But I am not ready to write a post just yet, so bear with me for now 🙂