"GeekLabs" has moved. Been tweaking out the new home office/shop. While not in it's final form yet, it's starting to feel like "home". Music playing and I'm feeling productive. :) #wfh #homeLab #homeOffice
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When does your fridge warranty run out? HomeCenter is a self-hosted app that tracks your home, vehicles, warranties, receipts, and health records in one place. One Docker container, quick setup. #homelab #selfhosting
Watch Here: https://youtu.be/24WwrRmu8kI
modernized and expanded Bumper to use Ecovacs (Deebot, Conga) vacuum robots without their cloud, with #homeAssistant integration.
https://github.com/Dahrkael/eco-sunshine
a warning that this was a necessity rather than a desire for me so DeepSeek did all the grunt work. #selfhosting #homelab
I do it on the cheap.
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Never V2V a domain controller. Converting a DC's disk risks USN rollback, and the only recovery from that is rebuilding the domain.
What I did instead when moving off Hyper-V was a leapfrog:
1. Move all 5 FSMO roles to DC2
2. Delete DC1, build fresh on Proxmox, promote, let AD replicate
3. Move the roles to the new DC1
4. Repeat for DC2
Run repadmin /showrepl after every step. Both DCs moved with no downtime.
The writeup covers the rest: Linux V2V, DFS ripped out for GPO drive maps, UniFi moved into an LXC, SCCM swapped for FOG, and the Wazuh/Cortex/TheHive/MISP stack. 4 standalone hosts plus a 6-node cluster. Hypervisor licensing: $0.
https://solomonneas.dev/blog/hyperv-to-proxmox-migration-guide
Solomon NeasI Migrated Our Entire Infrastructure from Hyper-V to Proxmox. Here's Everything I Learned.Domain controllers, file servers, network monitoring, imaging, WiFi controllers. All of it moved from Microsoft to open source. No downtime. No data loss. Here's the complete playbook.
Plex shipped fixes in 1.43.3 by Sep 1, yet one researcher's honeypot running a vulnerable version was exploited on Oct 17, a day after the Plex2Shell chain (CVE-2026-96652, -96654, -96655, -96656) went public. He saw an XMRig miner and a proxy tool dropped. Plex's Sep 1 notice listed no CVEs, and Plex did not immediately respond to Ars Technica.
https://www.boredhackerblog.info/2026/10/plex-vulnerabilities-being-exploited-in.html
www.boredhackerblog.infoPlex vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild to drop a cryptominerIntro: (No AI was involved in writing, research, etc...) If you see weird fonts and spacing, blame Blogger. Skip to "In the wild exploitati...
#introduction, round two. I'm Solomon: retired chef, network and systems engineer, CySA+, finishing an M.S. in cybersecurity at USF.
I build Brigade, open-source tooling that keeps AI coding agents honest: verified runs with signed exit codes, a code graph agents check before editing, and an evidence log of what they did. I also run a homelab SOC on Wazuh, TheHive, and MISP.
Here for blue team, agent security, and homelabs.
BrigadeBrigade - trackable work for coding-agent fleetsTrack coding-agent tasks, receipts, shared memory, and synced tools across tools, repos, and sessions. Local files. No required daemon.