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Gitea 28: novidades e cuidados no upgrade

Gitea 28: news and upgrade precautions

October 5, 2026 by nilton

Audit, bots, deploy tokens, and Actions in Gitea 28: what changed and the precautions with retention, egress, and WebSocket before upgrading.

Categories DevOps, Linux, News, Servers Tags CI/CD, git, gitea, nginx, security, self-hosted
WordPress: CVEs da semana e como se proteger

WordPress: this week's CVEs and how to stay safe

October 5, 2026 by nilton

CVEs disclosed from 28/09 to 04/10/2026: affected plugins, fixed versions, mitigation, walkthrough using WP-CLI and security best practices.

Categories DevOps, News, Servers Tags backup, cve, plugins, security, wordpress, wp-cli
Usuários no Linux com Ansible: chaves SSH, sudo e histórico no Git

Linux users with Ansible: SSH keys, sudo and history in Git

September 23, 2026 by nilton

Create, lock and remove Linux users with Ansible: passwordless SSH key, sudo via group or sudoers.d, and every change as a Git commit for auditing. Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 13.

Categories Debian, DevOps, Linux, Servers, Ubuntu Tags Ansible, automation, git, security, ssh, sudo, users
FileBrowser Quantum: o sucessor do File Browser, que foi arquivado

FileBrowser Quantum: the successor to File Browser, which has been archived

September 23, 2026 by nilton

File Browser was archived on September 1, 2026, with no future security fixes. Understand why the project ended and how to install FileBrowser Quantum, the fork that replaces it, with Docker, systemd, and Nginx.

Categories Infrastructure, Linux, Open source, Servers Tags Docker, filebrowser, filebrowser quantum, go, nginx, security, self-hosted, webdav
SSL/TLS no Postfix e no Dovecot: por que e como

SSL/TLS in Postfix and Dovecot: why and how

September 23, 2026 by nilton

Let's Encrypt certificate, ports 465/587/993/995, TLS 1.2 where there is a password, Dovecot 2.3 and 2.4, tests, and MTA-STS against the attack that strips STARTTLS.

Categories Debian, Email, Linux, Servers, Ubuntu Tags certbot, dovecot, email, letsencrypt, mta-sts, postfix, security, ssl, tls

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