Stupid scammers running an obviously fake website. This is hilarious.

This is a scam website that purports to be Microsoft. This is very funny. When you call your webpage “Microsoft Official Support” to make the virus you’re peddling sound legit, but your URL is an encrypted subdomain of cloudfare.net. This is the funniest thing ever, sure on the `phone this could seem legitimate, but it … Read more

Another look at the WIFI Radar application for Linux. A good tool for a wireless site survey.

The WIFI Radar application for Linux is used to perform a wireless site survey to determine the signal strength of a wireless network that you are deploying at a particular site. This application makes a survey of wireless signal strength very easy indeed. The SSID/MAC address of the access point is shown, as well as … Read more

Useful applications and extensions for doing a WIFI site survey on Linux.

The WIFI Scanner application for Linux allows you to perform a WIFI site survey to test signal strength when deploying a wireless setup. This is very useful; you can walk around the building and see the signal strength to determine whether you should tweak the transmit power or add more wireless access points to improve … Read more

WIFI Radar application, a good WIFI scanner application for Linux.

This application in the screenshot is the WIFI Radar application for Linux, this is a wireless scanning application that is useful for walking around a building and monitoring the WIFI signal strength in real-time. When doing a Wireless site survey with a Linux laptop, this application will perform that task admirably. Install the software with … Read more

My PHP code for my Linux pages index.

This code is on my https://securitronlinux.com/linux/ page. It shows a random image and a random webpage link. <?php $time = strftime(“%A %d %B %Y. %r – %Z”); srand(time(NULL)); $day = rand() % 6; $string = sprintf(“<font size=\”2pt\”><p>Welcome to my website.</p>\n”); $links = array(“BejArray” => array(“0” => “perl_code.php”, “1” => “psx_doom.php”, “2” => “cgi_code.php”, “3” => … Read more