privacy
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Why Your OpenWrt Transparent Proxy Leaks Packets
A routing policy collision caused my OpenWrt proxy to leak traffic. The fix required explicit IP rule priorities and unreachable fallback rules to prevent unmar…
OpenLogi: Local-First Rust Alternative to Logitech Options+
A native, local-first alternative to Logitech Options+ written in Rust. No account, no telemetry, direct HID++ communication with your mouse.
Self-Hosted DNS-over-HTTPS: A Practical Setup Guide
Set up DNS-over-HTTPS on your own server to encrypt DNS queries and prevent ISP snooping. A five-step guide covering configuration, testing, and hardening.
Why AI Agents Will Shrink Their Context Windows
AI agents are drowning in their own context. The future belongs to compression, not expansion — and it changes how we build self-hosted AI infrastructure.
Telegram Proxy Management Done Right in Rust
How a Rust-based Telegram proxy manager solved the config chaos I was dealing with across multiple servers and networks.
Claude Watch: VPN-Aware Monitoring for AI Coding Agents on macOS
How a macOS monitor watches your Claude usage and enforces VPN policies automatically, keeping your AI coding sessions private and controlled.
Mobile Security Hardening: A Red Team Checklist
A practical mobile security checklist for red team operators. Covers device encryption, network traffic inspection, certificate pinning bypass, SIM swap attacks…
Why a VPN Doesn’t Make You Anonymous
A VPN encrypts your traffic and hides your IP, but it doesn't make you anonymous. DNS leaks, browser fingerprinting, and traffic metadata can still expose you. …
Self-Hosted AI Agents Don’t Automatically Mean Private
Running an AI agent on your own server doesn't guarantee privacy. Data still leaks through telemetry, model APIs, and logging. Here's what actually happens.
Convert V2Ray Configs Between Protocols with SVM
A practical walkthrough for converting V2Ray proxy configs across protocols using SVM — the Rust tool that saves you from manual config rewriting when switching…