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···Huge thanks to [Speyll/anemone](https://github.com/Speyll/anemone) for the template that helped me understand [Zola](https://www.getzola.org/)-This site's theme is based off of the awesome project [Speyll/suCSS/](https://github.com/) with my own flavoring on top and the code theme is based off of [uncomfyhalomacro/catppuccin-zola](https://github.com/uncomfyhalomacro/catppuccin-zola) modified to work with `data-theme`.<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taciturnaxolotl/carriage/main/.github/images/line-break.svg" />
···Huge thanks to [Speyll/anemone](https://github.com/Speyll/anemone) for the template that helped me understand [Zola](https://www.getzola.org/)+This site's theme is based off of the awesome project [Speyll/suCSS/](https://github.com/) with my own flavoring on top and the code theme is based off of [uncomfyhalomacro/catppuccin-zola](https://github.com/uncomfyhalomacro/catppuccin-zola) modified to work with `data-theme` (and then removed again lol).<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taciturnaxolotl/carriage/main/.github/images/line-break.svg" />
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···I have been using Proxmox for a while now but I've also wanted to make use of some large HDDs that have been lying around. I really didn't want to get another machine just for TrueNAS so I decided to install it on Proxmox. This is how I did it.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-f19fn8u8j-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="screenshot of the vault vm in proxmox" caption="my active vault storing 1.8TB of old projects") }}···Sign-in to Proxmox and upload your ISO to the local storage or, download the file directly from the link using the built-in ISO fetcher.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/Ww212rUDQ_Ms9P2WhJMwz.png" alt="download iso tool in proxmox") }}Next to create the VM, the only thing that needs to be changed from the defaults is the memory, which I set to `8192 MB` (8 GB).-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/bDT9VdIMMG1LWvv1RwNKl.png" alt="create a vm modal in proxmox") }}Now finish creating the VM and click on the VM after it is created. Go to options and enable start at boot.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/ImxOHWJNuRL3yiF12cQfe.png" alt="start at boot checkbox") }}Next, we need to pass through the physical drives to the VM. Open a terminal on the Proxmox server (use the built-in terminal or ssh in) and run the following command. Only run the part after the #.···-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/gwjgFbI5IrnJSTLTB0PeX.png" alt="vm list in proxmox") }}···-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/QBpmqflEHmPiUHbd8JVk2.png" alt="hardware page of the vm in proxmox") }}If everything went well, then you can start your VM now. After it finishes booting up, you will get the screen below. Make sure Install/Upgrade is selected and hit enter.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/UFqhrRdD3GkP1_No5lWaj.png" alt="truenas startup screen") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/xD5QxmFtHxw10p624FgwM.png" alt="destination media screen") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/MZy3mN1cXBaicgVolVYs5.png" alt="confirm erase page") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/KWq2P7Iok9LThOF5Xoj6l.png" alt="repeat password page") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/RfXwEGx6oug1vVF3UZuCj.png" alt="boot via bios or via uefi screen") }}After about five to ten minutes, the installation process will finish and the VM will ask you to remove installation media and reboot.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/mFEH-FHY10H7NUAvYi0aE.png" alt="installation succeded message") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/JPXkEQJgBmeATEE40HHpr.png" alt="hardware screen in proxmox") }}Select the installation media and remove it with the top button, go back to the console and hit enter, which will take you back to the main menu. On the main menu, select reboot with the arrow keys and hit enter.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/IfvdMuF6AVU_f0-_rngqq.png" alt="power options screen in truenas") }}-{{ img(id="https://cloud-pur64l07h-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="ip address displayed in proxmox console") }}Upon connecting to the IP address, you will get this screen. Use the root username and the password, previously configured, to login.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/ghvCsvwAJMudUCUGvcnCu.png" alt="truenas web ui signin page") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/nrBop3a9ilvuc7h-0WPEG.png" alt="check for updates button in the truenas web ui") }}I chose not to save the configuration file when prompted, proceeded to install the updates, and rebooted.
···I have been using Proxmox for a while now but I've also wanted to make use of some large HDDs that have been lying around. I really didn't want to get another machine just for TrueNAS so I decided to install it on Proxmox. This is how I did it.+{caption="my active vault storing 1.8TB of old projects"}···Sign-in to Proxmox and upload your ISO to the local storage or, download the file directly from the link using the built-in ISO fetcher.+Next to create the VM, the only thing that needs to be changed from the defaults is the memory, which I set to `8192 MB` (8 GB).+Now finish creating the VM and click on the VM after it is created. Go to options and enable start at boot.+Next, we need to pass through the physical drives to the VM. Open a terminal on the Proxmox server (use the built-in terminal or ssh in) and run the following command. Only run the part after the #.···+···+If everything went well, then you can start your VM now. After it finishes booting up, you will get the screen below. Make sure Install/Upgrade is selected and hit enter.+++++After about five to ten minutes, the installation process will finish and the VM will ask you to remove installation media and reboot.++Select the installation media and remove it with the top button, go back to the console and hit enter, which will take you back to the main menu. On the main menu, select reboot with the arrow keys and hit enter.++Upon connecting to the IP address, you will get this screen. Use the root username and the password, previously configured, to login.++I chose not to save the configuration file when prompted, proceeded to install the updates, and rebooted.
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···This morning I saw a [Reddit post](https://libreddit.kieranklukas.com/r/flipperzero/comments/ybjsvt/flipper_control_via_smartwatch/) where someone connected their flipper zero to a Fossil HR through [Gadgetbridge](https://gadgetbridge.org/). I immediately started [ducking,](https://libreddit.kieranklukas.com/r/duckduckgo/wiki/index#wiki_what_is_searching_on_duckduckgo_called.3F) trying to find out if I could do the same with my Garmin Vivoactive 4 but ended up realizing that there was no apparent way to connect the two. I did however find a widget compatible with my watch named [APICall](https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/ac9a81ab-a52d-41b3-8c14-940a9de37544) on the Connect IQ store.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-au4cbwyfl-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0img_3051.jpg" alt="a garmin watch with the apicall app open to a spotify page" caption="I can control spotify from my watch via api hooks how bout you?") }}This widget interested me because it allowed me to call any webhook I wanted utilizing the onboard Wi-Fi as well as through the Connect IQ app. This was a very important feature for me because I can’t get the app to run on LineageOS as it keeps asking for the location permission even though it was already granted.···Now for the Google Assistant SDK / APICall / Home Assistant tutorial. The first thing you want to do is follow this guide, [Google Assistant SDK - Home Assistant](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/google_assistant_sdk#configuration), to install the Assistant SDK. Once you have completed that, go to Settings / Automations & Services.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/Yha1bUhOH_iuWK30QR0F1.png" alt="arrow pointing to settings in home assistant") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/RR0VzZqsU7uTxiNlqVGum.png" alt="arrow pointing to Automations & Services in home assistant") }}This is where you can create the action that you want to trigger with your smartwatch. The first thing you need to do is to create a new automation. Save and name the automation you just created. Now add a trigger, scroll to the bottom of the list and select webhook. If done successfully, it will look like the image below.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/VqiM4d3wncM9BuoDR_FW7.png" alt="creating a new webhook in home assistant") }}Now add an action. I decided to use the media player to play a song on Spotify. Also go back to the webhook section and click the settings icon next to the webhook ID. Change the settings to reflect below screenshot.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/Xh3BtyMxA1MhI0rHuo3WG.png" alt="editing the webook in home assistant to allow GET queries") }}-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/rAbDGMrBS5fcGo7AzPT-O.png" alt="adding a play media block to the webhook") }}Now for the fun part. Download [APICall](https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/ac9a81ab-a52d-41b3-8c14-940a9de37544) onto your Garmin smartwatch and go to the configuration section for the app.> Note: I’ll be using Garmin Express on my MacBook, but you can also use the Garmin Connect app on a phone.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-hsopd7dwj-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="garmin express app homepage on desktop") }}If you are using Garmin Express, then you can access the app settings by selecting the 3 dots next to the app. You will have 36 possible API calls that you can enter.-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/-lSqNObL3TGNk0VQc8xOq.png" alt="ApiCall settings page" caption="Yes that formatting is atrocious but it works at least!") }}···These are the actions that I configured for my watch so far. To customize for your API calls you need to change the `deviceName`, `actionName`, and `url` fields. The `method` and `headers` need to stay the same across all actions. If you want to add an icon to that action, then you can configure that with the `actionIcon` field. A table with the possible icons is included below, sourced from APICall’s [documentation](https://apicall.dumesnil.net/documentation_en.html).-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/119m02PEgn6_wcNGtCnjM.png" alt="ApiCall icons") }}In conclusion, you can use APICall to trigger actions in home assistant from your Garmin smartwatch. I hope this tutorial proved to be useful, and have a great rest of your day (or night).
···This morning I saw a [Reddit post](https://libreddit.kieranklukas.com/r/flipperzero/comments/ybjsvt/flipper_control_via_smartwatch/) where someone connected their flipper zero to a Fossil HR through [Gadgetbridge](https://gadgetbridge.org/). I immediately started [ducking,](https://libreddit.kieranklukas.com/r/duckduckgo/wiki/index#wiki_what_is_searching_on_duckduckgo_called.3F) trying to find out if I could do the same with my Garmin Vivoactive 4 but ended up realizing that there was no apparent way to connect the two. I did however find a widget compatible with my watch named [APICall](https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/ac9a81ab-a52d-41b3-8c14-940a9de37544) on the Connect IQ store.+{caption="I can control spotify from my watch via api hooks how bout you?"}This widget interested me because it allowed me to call any webhook I wanted utilizing the onboard Wi-Fi as well as through the Connect IQ app. This was a very important feature for me because I can’t get the app to run on LineageOS as it keeps asking for the location permission even though it was already granted.···Now for the Google Assistant SDK / APICall / Home Assistant tutorial. The first thing you want to do is follow this guide, [Google Assistant SDK - Home Assistant](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/google_assistant_sdk#configuration), to install the Assistant SDK. Once you have completed that, go to Settings / Automations & Services.++This is where you can create the action that you want to trigger with your smartwatch. The first thing you need to do is to create a new automation. Save and name the automation you just created. Now add a trigger, scroll to the bottom of the list and select webhook. If done successfully, it will look like the image below.+Now add an action. I decided to use the media player to play a song on Spotify. Also go back to the webhook section and click the settings icon next to the webhook ID. Change the settings to reflect below screenshot.++Now for the fun part. Download [APICall](https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/ac9a81ab-a52d-41b3-8c14-940a9de37544) onto your Garmin smartwatch and go to the configuration section for the app.> Note: I’ll be using Garmin Express on my MacBook, but you can also use the Garmin Connect app on a phone.+If you are using Garmin Express, then you can access the app settings by selecting the 3 dots next to the app. You will have 36 possible API calls that you can enter.+{caption="Yes that formatting is atrocious but it works at least!"}···These are the actions that I configured for my watch so far. To customize for your API calls you need to change the `deviceName`, `actionName`, and `url` fields. The `method` and `headers` need to stay the same across all actions. If you want to add an icon to that action, then you can configure that with the `actionIcon` field. A table with the possible icons is included below, sourced from APICall’s [documentation](https://apicall.dumesnil.net/documentation_en.html).+In conclusion, you can use APICall to trigger actions in home assistant from your Garmin smartwatch. I hope this tutorial proved to be useful, and have a great rest of your day (or night).
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content/blog/2023-11-01_censorship-or-protection.md
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···-{{ img(id="https://cloud-quuwed8n2-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="child looking out window" caption="Law makers keeping producing new “online safety bills” but do they really help?") }}In the last few years, we have seen a wave of “online safety bills” created by lawmakers that will ostensibly help protect children online. The US has the Protecting Kids on Social Media Act (PKSMA, S.1291) and the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA, S.1409) while in the UK they have the Online Safety Bill (OSB). The main feature that all of these bills have in common is the censorship of online content for minors. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has raised concerns over KOSA, saying, “The bill requires all websites, apps, and online platforms to filter and block legal speech” (Mullin). These bills raise an important question–should the government regulate the online activities of children, or should that responsibility lie solely with parents?
···+{caption="Law makers keeping producing new “online safety bills” but do they really help?"}In the last few years, we have seen a wave of “online safety bills” created by lawmakers that will ostensibly help protect children online. The US has the Protecting Kids on Social Media Act (PKSMA, S.1291) and the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA, S.1409) while in the UK they have the Online Safety Bill (OSB). The main feature that all of these bills have in common is the censorship of online content for minors. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has raised concerns over KOSA, saying, “The bill requires all websites, apps, and online platforms to filter and block legal speech” (Mullin). These bills raise an important question–should the government regulate the online activities of children, or should that responsibility lie solely with parents?
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···To install the Monaspace font on macOS (or windows or linux) with VS Code and enable multifont syntax highlighting with the [CSS JS Loader extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=be5invis.vscode-custom-css), you can follow these steps:-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/KuOAwCEm9ypWEemv60Qs7.png" alt="monaspace font in action" caption="This font is so pretty and has so many features its amazing. It's main downside is to work it takes to set it up.") }}···-{{ img(id="https://assets.vrite.io/64974cb888e8beebeb2c925b/v0cMm5jcwHEgrvtBv4Syx.png" alt="the available varients of the font") }}
···To install the Monaspace font on macOS (or windows or linux) with VS Code and enable multifont syntax highlighting with the [CSS JS Loader extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=be5invis.vscode-custom-css), you can follow these steps:+{caption="This font is so pretty and has so many features its amazing. It's main downside is to work it takes to set it up."}···+
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···Hi! I've had a MacBook Pro 2017 for about a year now, and I got it used; it's been great so far until one day after updating it just refused to turn on I'm not entirely sure why this happened, but I replaced the battery and that didn't solve the issue so yeah ^_^-{{ img(id="https://cloud-owp7vmln1-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0img_1846_1_.jpg" alt="MacBook proprietary blade SSD" caption="it really was a rather sleek design; shame that apple got rid of it in favor of soldered on storage") }}I eventually decided to just try and remove the SSD from the MacBook and see if there was a way to recover any files from it (spoiler: there kinda is, but it's annoying) but I couldn't find any guide online and iFixit had nothing. So I decided to just try and yolo it and see if I could figure it out on my own, and surprisingly I actually managed to do it! Turns out, the process isn't that hard! I'll take you through the steps I took so that if you want to do this, it's much less of a hassle.1. the first thing you need to do is to remove the screws from the back of your MacBook. This will use a P5 Pentalobe driver, which I believe you can buy from iFixit as well as several other companies on Amazon.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-nw5fqpqfw-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/1img_1838.jpg", alt="Removing the screws") }}1. next you need to crack open the shell of the MacBook by prying under the front (on the side where the MacBook opens). It's pretty helpful to have a suction cup or something to lift it up a bit so you can get your prying tool underneath (I used a flat plastic prying tool I got from the battery repair kit for this MacBook, but a guitar pick or credit card would probably also work)-{{ img(id="https://cloud-nw5fqpqfw-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/2img_1839.jpg", alt="using a suction cup to lift the back shell") }}1. now once you've got the back slightly opened up just run around the edge of the shell prying up on it until the front and two sides are free then just pull forward at a slight (15ish degree?) angle, and it should slide right out.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-nw5fqpqfw-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/3img_1840.jpg", alt="the opened MacBook") }}1. now using a T5 Torx driver (why couldn't you just use one type of screws apple 😭; be more like framework) you need to unscrew the two screws on either side of the front of the SSD-{{ img(id="https://cloud-nw5fqpqfw-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/7img_1844.jpg", alt="the screws") }}1. now comes the slightly scary part (for me at least) you need to lift the black tape that's covering the top of the SSD (don't worry the SSD will be fine)-{{ img(id="https://cloud-nw5fqpqfw-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/8img_1845.jpg", alt="the removed tape on the SSD") }}-{{ img(id="https://cloud-nw5fqpqfw-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/9img_1846.jpg", alt="the SSD out of the MacBook") }}
···Hi! I've had a MacBook Pro 2017 for about a year now, and I got it used; it's been great so far until one day after updating it just refused to turn on I'm not entirely sure why this happened, but I replaced the battery and that didn't solve the issue so yeah ^_^+{caption="it really was a rather sleek design; shame that apple got rid of it in favor of soldered on storage"}I eventually decided to just try and remove the SSD from the MacBook and see if there was a way to recover any files from it (spoiler: there kinda is, but it's annoying) but I couldn't find any guide online and iFixit had nothing. So I decided to just try and yolo it and see if I could figure it out on my own, and surprisingly I actually managed to do it! Turns out, the process isn't that hard! I'll take you through the steps I took so that if you want to do this, it's much less of a hassle.1. the first thing you need to do is to remove the screws from the back of your MacBook. This will use a P5 Pentalobe driver, which I believe you can buy from iFixit as well as several other companies on Amazon.+1. next you need to crack open the shell of the MacBook by prying under the front (on the side where the MacBook opens). It's pretty helpful to have a suction cup or something to lift it up a bit so you can get your prying tool underneath (I used a flat plastic prying tool I got from the battery repair kit for this MacBook, but a guitar pick or credit card would probably also work)+1. now once you've got the back slightly opened up just run around the edge of the shell prying up on it until the front and two sides are free then just pull forward at a slight (15ish degree?) angle, and it should slide right out.++1. now using a T5 Torx driver (why couldn't you just use one type of screws apple 😭; be more like framework) you need to unscrew the two screws on either side of the front of the SSD+1. now comes the slightly scary part (for me at least) you need to lift the black tape that's covering the top of the SSD (don't worry the SSD will be fine)++
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······-I usually use `###` sub-headers to ask the question I think the reader is (or should be) asking at-this point in the article. For example, if I just posted some code with an obvious error, I might-follow that up with `### Wait, won't that crash?` or something similar. Using this approach lets-me write posts in a conversational way, and helps me continually frame myself in the mind of the···-I don't like content that is nested more than 2 layers deep, so only `##` and `###` should be used-This is prominently a coding blog, so code will show up a lot. First off, a monospaced text block is-denoted by wrapping the text in triple back-tick characters <code>```</code>.If you want syntax coloring, you put the name of the programming language immediately after the ticks.···Sometimes it can help to give a header to a code block to signal what it represents. To do this, you puta single-line block quote immediately before the code block. So by prepending the following code with···-> “What is your opinion of the inimitable video game character, Sonic the Hedgehog? Please···-They were shown in the previous section, but icons (provided by [Remix Icon](https://remixicon.com/)),-can be used anywhere by inserting an `<i>` tag with the icon's class. These are useful for adding···-<img src="https://img.itch.zone/aW1hZ2UvNTU2NDU0LzI5MTYzNzkucG5n/original/8LIdCb.png" alt="NOISE1 screenshot">···
······+Not quite a section header, the `<!-- more -->` tag is used to indicate where a post should be split for rss purposes. This should generally be right after the first paragraph.···+The table of contents will only ever be generated for `##` and `###` headers. I don't particularly love the look of it and tend to write shorter posts so I hardly use it.+I tend to do this alot so this is an important bit of the blog. All code blocks with a code type are progressively enhanced with a copy button.If you want syntax coloring, you put the name of the programming language immediately after the ticks.···Sometimes it can help to give a header to a code block to signal what it represents. To do this, you puta single-line block quote immediately before the code block. So by prepending the following code with·········+{{/* img(id="https://url.com/image.png" alt="alt text" caption="this can be ommited if you want or added! It's optional :)") */}}+{caption="it really was a rather sleek design; shame that apple got rid of it in favor of soldered on storage"}+You can also display multiple images side-by-side using the `imgs` shortcode with comma-separated URLs:+{{/* imgs(id="https://url.com/image1.png, https://url.com/image2.png" alt="alt text 1, alt text 2" caption="optional caption for both images") */}}+![the ssh section](https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/ed400c26ddfa37ab4a9ef4fd5a506f2dcc1bcfbb_img_8879.jpeg){caption="side by side images from the remarkable tutorial"}+This is handled by a shortcode `bluesky(post="")` and takes the post url as a parameter. These will automatically attach images and videos.···+You can also use emojis inline from the hackclub slack like this :yay:! This is just done by writing `:emoji:` and it gets progressively enhanced with a bit of js as long as the emoji is in cachet!+Callouts are a great way to draw attention to important information. They come in several types:+> This is a warning callout! Use this to alert readers about potential issues or things to watch out for.+> This is a danger callout! Use this for critical information that could cause problems if ignored.
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···I'm at a Hilton at the time of writing this, and I'm decently bored. Currently, I'm downloading the latest version of RogueMaster (0.420.0) to my flipper, as it is currently crashing every time I open the NFC app. My dad tried out the app unlock feature in the Hilton app for the first time today, which, as most new tech things, made me quite curious how it worked and whether I could break it. Based on playing with it, there seems to be a proximity reading (over Bluetooth? Perhaps a BLE beacon?) to detect if you are by your door but for a period of time (~20 sec) after getting that signal it allows you to unlock the door from across the room which I'm guessing means that it controls the locks via a central server. The current plan is to install the root cert (of mitmproxy) on my iPhone and then try and intercept those API calls and see if we can manipulate them in any interesting ways. I'm also planning on live blogging this, which I've never tried before. (I also wrote this whole article in vim ^_^)···I'm connecting over WireGuard, so I fired up mitmproxy with `mitmweb --mode wireguard` on my laptop. Connecting via WireGuard theoretically is pretty simple; all I need to do is to scan a qr code and connect. Unfortunately, the hotel Wi-Fi seems to be oddly segmented, and I can't access the WireGuard server or ping my laptop from my phone. I'm going to try firing up a hot spot on my dad's phone and see if that allows me to talk to my phone.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-ryjlxhb9r-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/2install_profile.png" alt="screenshot of the root certificate install process" caption="You have to dig through several menus to trust it") }}I messed with getting my laptop to connect to my dad's phone, but it kept refusing for some reason. My next idea is to ngrok the WireGuard tunnel, which ended up failing because ngrok doesn't support UDP. Finally, after an embarrassingly long time, I realized that I could simply use `ngrok tcp 8080` and the HTTP proxy server built into mitmproxy instead. After installing the root certificate and trusting it in the iPhone settings, we were good to go!···-{{ img(id="https://cloud-ryjlxhb9r-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0hotel-key.png" alt="screenshot of the hotel digital key" caption="What it looks like in the app") }}When using the unlock button, it made a request to this URL: `https://smetric.hilton.com/b/ss/hiltonglobalprod/10/IOSN030200030900/s65425920` with a payload of a URL encoded form.···-{{ img(id="https://cloud-ryjlxhb9r-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/1bluetooth-scan.png" alt="screenshot of bluetooth scan" caption="The bluetooth scan of (what i believe is) the lift") }}I tried running a Bluetooth scan to see if I could find the locks, but nothing popped out as being a likely culprit. I did however find an interesting set of 3 Bluetooth devices named "clearsky smart fleet" which upon research seems to be scissor lifts / construction equipment made by a company called [JLG](https://smartfleet.jlg.com/) which is quite interesting. That would make sense, however, as I saw several scissor lifts outside the hotel on my way in.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-1asinv8kn-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0img_2781.jpg" alt="image of JLG lift" caption="The same (probably) JLG lift in the wild!") }}By the time I'm writing this it's 6:41, and I need to eat breakfast, so I'll probably finish this post in the car this afternoon. Overall this was a fascinating experiment and while I sadly did fail at unlocking doors from my laptop I do feel more confident with reverse engineering app requests now! The next step would probably be to grab the app bundle and try to decompile it looking for the URLs we saw, but I don't have a mac on me, and I've never done that before. Next post?Taking inspiration from the [LOW←TECH MAGAZINE](https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/) I will be taking any questions / comments about this article via email and then posting them here to my site! If you have a question or comment, feel free to email me at [me@dunkirk.sh](mailto://me@dunkirk.sh). Now to go eat breakfast :)-{{ img(id="https://cloud-1asinv8kn-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/3img_2777.jpg" alt="image of my hotel breakfast" caption="A delicious waffle, mildy warm bacon, and under seasoned potatoes.") }}
···I'm at a Hilton at the time of writing this, and I'm decently bored. Currently, I'm downloading the latest version of RogueMaster (0.420.0) to my flipper, as it is currently crashing every time I open the NFC app. My dad tried out the app unlock feature in the Hilton app for the first time today, which, as most new tech things, made me quite curious how it worked and whether I could break it. Based on playing with it, there seems to be a proximity reading (over Bluetooth? Perhaps a BLE beacon?) to detect if you are by your door but for a period of time (~20 sec) after getting that signal it allows you to unlock the door from across the room which I'm guessing means that it controls the locks via a central server. The current plan is to install the root cert (of mitmproxy) on my iPhone and then try and intercept those API calls and see if we can manipulate them in any interesting ways. I'm also planning on live blogging this, which I've never tried before. (I also wrote this whole article in vim ^_^)···I'm connecting over WireGuard, so I fired up mitmproxy with `mitmweb --mode wireguard` on my laptop. Connecting via WireGuard theoretically is pretty simple; all I need to do is to scan a qr code and connect. Unfortunately, the hotel Wi-Fi seems to be oddly segmented, and I can't access the WireGuard server or ping my laptop from my phone. I'm going to try firing up a hot spot on my dad's phone and see if that allows me to talk to my phone.+{caption="You have to dig through several menus to trust it"}I messed with getting my laptop to connect to my dad's phone, but it kept refusing for some reason. My next idea is to ngrok the WireGuard tunnel, which ended up failing because ngrok doesn't support UDP. Finally, after an embarrassingly long time, I realized that I could simply use `ngrok tcp 8080` and the HTTP proxy server built into mitmproxy instead. After installing the root certificate and trusting it in the iPhone settings, we were good to go!···+{caption="What it looks like in the app"}When using the unlock button, it made a request to this URL: `https://smetric.hilton.com/b/ss/hiltonglobalprod/10/IOSN030200030900/s65425920` with a payload of a URL encoded form.···+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/4e9bfb28c266eb29cea1568cedd3573be2ba1f97_1bluetooth-scan.png" alt="screenshot of bluetooth scan" caption="The bluetooth scan of (what i believe is) the lift") }}I tried running a Bluetooth scan to see if I could find the locks, but nothing popped out as being a likely culprit. I did however find an interesting set of 3 Bluetooth devices named "clearsky smart fleet" which upon research seems to be scissor lifts / construction equipment made by a company called [JLG](https://smartfleet.jlg.com/) which is quite interesting. That would make sense, however, as I saw several scissor lifts outside the hotel on my way in.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/993ad810e42289ad3aaefa4093ede271a4ee1d12_0img_2781.jpg" alt="image of JLG lift" caption="The same (probably) JLG lift in the wild!") }}By the time I'm writing this it's 6:41, and I need to eat breakfast, so I'll probably finish this post in the car this afternoon. Overall this was a fascinating experiment and while I sadly did fail at unlocking doors from my laptop I do feel more confident with reverse engineering app requests now! The next step would probably be to grab the app bundle and try to decompile it looking for the URLs we saw, but I don't have a mac on me, and I've never done that before. Next post?Taking inspiration from the [LOW←TECH MAGAZINE](https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/) I will be taking any questions / comments about this article via email and then posting them here to my site! If you have a question or comment, feel free to email me at [me@dunkirk.sh](mailto://me@dunkirk.sh). Now to go eat breakfast :)+{caption="A delicious waffle, mildy warm bacon, and under seasoned potatoes."}
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···Ello! I'm back again! I'll be staying at a Hotel again in two days so I decided to try to decompile the app ahead of time so I can test stuff while I'm there. I decided to target the android app first because it seemed easier to decompile (i've partly decompiled an apk before about 3 and half years ago to embed a payload in it and I don't remember it being horrible) and I knew getting the apk itself would be far easier than from the Apple App Store.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-glc3mgu9t-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="screenshot of the nix packages entry" caption="prepackaged for nix; always a good sign") }}I was able to download the apk from the [apkcombo.com](https://apkcombo.com/downloader/#package=com.hilton.android.hhonors) website by simply inputing the play store URL so we were off to a good start. Apktool was already in [nix packages](https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=unstable&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=apktool) so we didn't have to do anything fancy there. One `pkgs.unstable.apktool` and a `sudo nixos-rebuild switch` latter and we were ready to go. Then I waited another 2 days lol. Finally in the hotel room (again crunched on time; why do I never seem to learn?) I was able to decompile the apk and start looking around.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-qh7hbvivt-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="screenshot of the successful decompilation process" caption="all nicely decompiled") }}I started uploading the decompiled app to github ([taciturnaxolotl/hilton-honors](https://github.com/taciturnaxolotl/hilton-honors)) which was incredibly slow and then started poking around the app. The first thing I noticed was quite a few files with firebase in the name as well as several play store properties files. All of them seemed to follow the same pattern of having a `version`, `client`, and then file specific client key.
···Ello! I'm back again! I'll be staying at a Hotel again in two days so I decided to try to decompile the app ahead of time so I can test stuff while I'm there. I decided to target the android app first because it seemed easier to decompile (i've partly decompiled an apk before about 3 and half years ago to embed a payload in it and I don't remember it being horrible) and I knew getting the apk itself would be far easier than from the Apple App Store.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/4e667b8066044667ea63d5ec44222aef97dc764c_0image.png" alt="screenshot of the nix packages entry" caption="prepackaged for nix; always a good sign") }}I was able to download the apk from the [apkcombo.com](https://apkcombo.com/downloader/#package=com.hilton.android.hhonors) website by simply inputing the play store URL so we were off to a good start. Apktool was already in [nix packages](https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=unstable&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=apktool) so we didn't have to do anything fancy there. One `pkgs.unstable.apktool` and a `sudo nixos-rebuild switch` latter and we were ready to go. Then I waited another 2 days lol. Finally in the hotel room (again crunched on time; why do I never seem to learn?) I was able to decompile the apk and start looking around.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/55f3ffe6a3f8130fc7f389d5d151660364e99d93_0image.png" alt="screenshot of the successful decompilation process" caption="all nicely decompiled") }}I started uploading the decompiled app to github ([taciturnaxolotl/hilton-honors](https://github.com/taciturnaxolotl/hilton-honors)) which was incredibly slow and then started poking around the app. The first thing I noticed was quite a few files with firebase in the name as well as several play store properties files. All of them seemed to follow the same pattern of having a `version`, `client`, and then file specific client key.
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···Recently my cousin introduced me to the [Airbuds](https://airbuds.fm) app. Naturally I used it for a little bit. Slept a bit. And then booted up Proxypin to see if I could extract phone numbers from the app. With the base requests it appeared that I couldn't (:sadge:). I could get my phone number for my own profile however so I knew that it was likely stored in a user record somewhere (editor kieran: *umm yeah duh*). The more interesting part of this though was that it was a graphql api.
···Recently my cousin introduced me to the [Airbuds](https://airbuds.fm) app. Naturally I used it for a little bit. Slept a bit. And then booted up Proxypin to see if I could extract phone numbers from the app. With the base requests it appeared that I couldn't (:sadge:). I could get my phone number for my own profile however so I knew that it was likely stored in a user record somewhere (editor kieran: *umm yeah duh*). The more interesting part of this though was that it was a graphql api.
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···Today my family decided to get an Apple One subscription and use Apple Music instead of spotify. It makes sense from a cost standpoint (spotify is $20 a month vs $37.95 and `2TB` of storage plus all apple subscriptions) but I have about 3 years of history on spotify (1267 at time of writing) so manually transferring the songs isn't an option. I did some research but all I found was over priced apps and annoying python scripts.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-r47l8h2er-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0img_3821.jpg" alt="screenshot of the apple music app saying welcome to apple music" caption="the proper horror this should/does instill 💀") }}I haven't played around with apple shortcuts near enough but I know that they can be quite powerful (case in point [eieio.games](https://eieio.games/blog/doom-in-the-ios-photos-app/)). I looked to see whether spotify had a shortcut to get songs out first but didn't find anything (come on spotify!) but then when I checked Apple Music it expectedly had quite a few options. One of the options is add to playlist which when I tested it initially with the share sheet as input could take a spotify url. That got me thinking; why can't I just import a file of urls on new lines? Turns out that's exactly what you can do. If you start with a file as the input and then bring it to a split text block then you can route that directly to the add songs block! Whats even better is that you don't even need some fancy looping system, you can simply dump thousands of songs into it and it takes care of it super easily.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-pbd6jl8ws-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0img_3824.png" alt="screenshot of the shortcut" caption="if you want to try it yourself you could build the shortcut from scratch or you can use the link below") }}Now the second part of the puzzle was exporting the liked playlist. I really didn't want to mess with the slack api and registering an oauth app but then I remembered that you can simple just hit control + a to select songs in the desktop app 🤦 and turns out if you copy it then it literally just chucks it all into your clipboard as spotify links on newlines. A quick `vi test.txt` and sending the file to myself over slack latter I could simply select the song file and use the share sheet to import it. It took a solid 35 seconds to import but gave a nice progress bar up top!
···Today my family decided to get an Apple One subscription and use Apple Music instead of spotify. It makes sense from a cost standpoint (spotify is $20 a month vs $37.95 and `2TB` of storage plus all apple subscriptions) but I have about 3 years of history on spotify (1267 at time of writing) so manually transferring the songs isn't an option. I did some research but all I found was over priced apps and annoying python scripts.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/f17f56ea1780c37519a4f2cc5d866124acfe476e_0img_3821.jpg" alt="screenshot of the apple music app saying welcome to apple music" caption="the proper horror this should/does instill 💀") }}I haven't played around with apple shortcuts near enough but I know that they can be quite powerful (case in point [eieio.games](https://eieio.games/blog/doom-in-the-ios-photos-app/)). I looked to see whether spotify had a shortcut to get songs out first but didn't find anything (come on spotify!) but then when I checked Apple Music it expectedly had quite a few options. One of the options is add to playlist which when I tested it initially with the share sheet as input could take a spotify url. That got me thinking; why can't I just import a file of urls on new lines? Turns out that's exactly what you can do. If you start with a file as the input and then bring it to a split text block then you can route that directly to the add songs block! Whats even better is that you don't even need some fancy looping system, you can simply dump thousands of songs into it and it takes care of it super easily.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/b05061099d67aa2297e991a074dd6e95bd33096d_0img_3824.png" alt="screenshot of the shortcut" caption="if you want to try it yourself you could build the shortcut from scratch or you can use the link below") }}Now the second part of the puzzle was exporting the liked playlist. I really didn't want to mess with the slack api and registering an oauth app but then I remembered that you can simple just hit control + a to select songs in the desktop app 🤦 and turns out if you copy it then it literally just chucks it all into your clipboard as spotify links on newlines. A quick `vi test.txt` and sending the file to myself over slack latter I could simply select the song file and use the share sheet to import it. It took a solid 35 seconds to import but gave a nice progress bar up top!
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···I was applying for a Cybersecurity college camp for this summer and realized this is honestly a pretty good summary of my life in tech so far (till i'm 16) and that I should probably make it a blog post soooo here it is!···Hi! My name is Kieran, and I've been interested in / involved with cybersecurity and programming since I first started using a laptop at 10! I started out with a raspberry pi 3b+ which taught me how to use debian as well as the basics of creating and maintaining databases and web services. I moved on to an ubuntu laptop about a year latter and started using my raspberry pi as a home server to run small websites on our local lan. Soon I wanted to share them with others and expose them to the internet, so I learned how to use dns and port forwarding and then how to secure the server to prevent attacks with tools like fail2ban!-{{ img(id="https://cloud-bwc8bo8f2-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image_from_ios.jpg" alt="2 boxes of electronics sitting on a closet shelf" caption="I still have that same rpi today! It's joined with all the random tech bits in two enormously heavy bins in my closet") }}Over the next 2 years, I systematically read every single book in the tech section of my local library and became interested in white-hat hacking. I taught myself how to use kali linux and metasploit with the help of many web searches and had quite a bit of fun rooting and then sideloading custom payloads onto our families set of kindle fires (I was eventually restricted to just playing with just one but I did make a home security system with all of them once). I figured out wireshark and started playing with wifi protocals but eventually reached the limit of what I could figure out on my own and took a quick detour of two years to learn blender and build my first computer.I became interested in home labs and self hosting services around 14 and bought an old workstation off ebay which combined with my set of 3 rasberry pis and several old laptops (and one old pentium tower that I found on the side of the road) made quite a nice playground for deploying my own services. Half a year later I had to pick it all up and move up north which was quite the adventure; my services got completely messed up during the move, and it took my a week or so tinkering with everything to get it back to a stable state.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-p1nlhyynq-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0contributions-graph.gif" alt="gif of my github contributions graph 2021-2025" caption="2021-2022 is mainly just unity and hugo sites lol; I really started seriously using it and doing contributions to other projects 2023-2025. You can also see where I broke my wrist in January of 2025") }}After the move, I became quite interested in front end development and started making quite a few websites and various random coding projects. If you look on my GitHub contributions graph ([github.com/taciturnaxolotl](https://github.com/taciturnaxolotl), you can see it go from a lightly speckled grid in 2021 and 2022 to a much more solid commit streak in 2023. I only had one week when I didn't code anything and that was the second week of the year :) Toward the end of that year I started learning about hardware design and made my first PCB! I also joined a wonderful community called hackclub where I met a ton of amazing teenagers who were also interested in tech just like me! I joined an FRC robotics team in January of the next year and had a blast designing, building, and programming a custom meter square, 150 lb, industrial robot to compete in that year's game!-{{ img(id="https://github.com/thepurplebubble/brand/blob/main/public/logo.png?raw=true" alt="purple bubble logo" caption="I loved working on purple bubble 💖 i worked with some pretty incredible people and learned a ton. ik know yall are probably reading this when rss drops it so 🫶") }}During that same time I also started a 501(c)3 named Purple Bubble with friends that I had met through Hackclub focused on making a secure, cost-effective, and privacy preserving messaging protocol. We drafted a specification and poured many, many hours into planning and developing the protocol over the next year but eventual realized that the messaging protocol space is *incredibly* hard and that there were innate flaws in our protocol that would compromise the security of the app (We couldn't find a good way to anonymize connections to a network of server's while also providing zero metadata transfer of messages between servers; we had originally planned for the protocol to be zero trust federated, but this proved to be a challenge that, no matter how hard we kept thinking and talking about it, we couldn't find a solution too). I learned a huge amount about organizing a group of people and running an organization through that experience and made some wonderful friends, so it wasn't entirely in vain.My latest project and biggest learning experience in both security and development has been building a time tracking server for coding called Hackatime. It is fully compatible with the popular wakatime.org, which allows it to leverage the hundreds of existing extensions for tracking time spent coding in almost every popular IDE and editor. I made this as a part of an event Hackclub ran called High Seas where they encouraged high school students to make cool projects by giving out awesome prizes for time spent coding (you had to "ship" your project where it would get voted on by the other four thousand teens participating and then via a custom ELO system convert your hours into "doubloons" that could be redeemed for prizes like framework laptops, soldering irons, McMaster Car credits, and many others. If you want to learn more about it, the website is [highseas.hackclub.com](https://highseas.hackclub.com)). In order to track the time of the thousands of teenagers participating, I created this server which was handling thousands of users an hour and hundreds of requests a second. I learned how to scale the server and database and learned an incredible amount that only comes at scale. At one point I got an email that the database bill had increased so much over the previous month that we were going to hit both the `$1k` hard limit and then a `$4k` limit that I had placed on the monthly bill, expecting never to hit it. The team hosting the database (Cockroach DB) graciously offered to reduce our bill down to only `$500` which was incredible. There were many more instances where things broke, or where I discovered security issues that made me grow an insane amount in my knowledge of how to fix things and really pushed me out of my comfort zone. (If you want to take a look at the github repo it is at [github.com/hackclub/hackatime](https://github.com/hackclub/hackatime) and the hosted version is at [waka.hackclub.com](https;//waka.hackclub.com) with a live hours counted tracker)-{{ img(id="https://cloud-qaa4875b8-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="the cockroach charges in hcb" caption="The price really sky rocketed as we started using it in prod 😂") }}I'm still trying to figure out what exactly I want to major in, and I'm pretty solidly split between Comp Sci with a cybersecurity focus and Computer/Electrical Engineering. I'm hoping that this camp can help make that decision a bit more clear and give me a better understanding of what getting a major in Cyber Security would be like!
···I was applying for a Cybersecurity college camp for this summer and realized this is honestly a pretty good summary of my life in tech so far (till i'm 16) and that I should probably make it a blog post soooo here it is!···Hi! My name is Kieran, and I've been interested in / involved with cybersecurity and programming since I first started using a laptop at 10! I started out with a raspberry pi 3b+ which taught me how to use debian as well as the basics of creating and maintaining databases and web services. I moved on to an ubuntu laptop about a year latter and started using my raspberry pi as a home server to run small websites on our local lan. Soon I wanted to share them with others and expose them to the internet, so I learned how to use dns and port forwarding and then how to secure the server to prevent attacks with tools like fail2ban!+{caption="I still have that same rpi today! It's joined with all the random tech bits in two enormously heavy bins in my closet"}Over the next 2 years, I systematically read every single book in the tech section of my local library and became interested in white-hat hacking. I taught myself how to use kali linux and metasploit with the help of many web searches and had quite a bit of fun rooting and then sideloading custom payloads onto our families set of kindle fires (I was eventually restricted to just playing with just one but I did make a home security system with all of them once). I figured out wireshark and started playing with wifi protocals but eventually reached the limit of what I could figure out on my own and took a quick detour of two years to learn blender and build my first computer.I became interested in home labs and self hosting services around 14 and bought an old workstation off ebay which combined with my set of 3 rasberry pis and several old laptops (and one old pentium tower that I found on the side of the road) made quite a nice playground for deploying my own services. Half a year later I had to pick it all up and move up north which was quite the adventure; my services got completely messed up during the move, and it took my a week or so tinkering with everything to get it back to a stable state.+{caption="2021-2022 is mainly just unity and hugo sites lol; I really started seriously using it and doing contributions to other projects 2023-2025. You can also see where I broke my wrist in January of 2025"}After the move, I became quite interested in front end development and started making quite a few websites and various random coding projects. If you look on my GitHub contributions graph ([github.com/taciturnaxolotl](https://github.com/taciturnaxolotl), you can see it go from a lightly speckled grid in 2021 and 2022 to a much more solid commit streak in 2023. I only had one week when I didn't code anything and that was the second week of the year :) Toward the end of that year I started learning about hardware design and made my first PCB! I also joined a wonderful community called hackclub where I met a ton of amazing teenagers who were also interested in tech just like me! I joined an FRC robotics team in January of the next year and had a blast designing, building, and programming a custom meter square, 150 lb, industrial robot to compete in that year's game!+{caption="I loved working on purple bubble 💖 i worked with some pretty incredible people and learned a ton. ik know yall are probably reading this when rss drops it so 🫶"}During that same time I also started a 501(c)3 named Purple Bubble with friends that I had met through Hackclub focused on making a secure, cost-effective, and privacy preserving messaging protocol. We drafted a specification and poured many, many hours into planning and developing the protocol over the next year but eventual realized that the messaging protocol space is *incredibly* hard and that there were innate flaws in our protocol that would compromise the security of the app (We couldn't find a good way to anonymize connections to a network of server's while also providing zero metadata transfer of messages between servers; we had originally planned for the protocol to be zero trust federated, but this proved to be a challenge that, no matter how hard we kept thinking and talking about it, we couldn't find a solution too). I learned a huge amount about organizing a group of people and running an organization through that experience and made some wonderful friends, so it wasn't entirely in vain.My latest project and biggest learning experience in both security and development has been building a time tracking server for coding called Hackatime. It is fully compatible with the popular wakatime.org, which allows it to leverage the hundreds of existing extensions for tracking time spent coding in almost every popular IDE and editor. I made this as a part of an event Hackclub ran called High Seas where they encouraged high school students to make cool projects by giving out awesome prizes for time spent coding (you had to "ship" your project where it would get voted on by the other four thousand teens participating and then via a custom ELO system convert your hours into "doubloons" that could be redeemed for prizes like framework laptops, soldering irons, McMaster Car credits, and many others. If you want to learn more about it, the website is [highseas.hackclub.com](https://highseas.hackclub.com)). In order to track the time of the thousands of teenagers participating, I created this server which was handling thousands of users an hour and hundreds of requests a second. I learned how to scale the server and database and learned an incredible amount that only comes at scale. At one point I got an email that the database bill had increased so much over the previous month that we were going to hit both the `$1k` hard limit and then a `$4k` limit that I had placed on the monthly bill, expecting never to hit it. The team hosting the database (Cockroach DB) graciously offered to reduce our bill down to only `$500` which was incredible. There were many more instances where things broke, or where I discovered security issues that made me grow an insane amount in my knowledge of how to fix things and really pushed me out of my comfort zone. (If you want to take a look at the github repo it is at [github.com/hackclub/hackatime](https://github.com/hackclub/hackatime) and the hosted version is at [waka.hackclub.com](https;//waka.hackclub.com) with a live hours counted tracker)+{caption="The price really sky rocketed as we started using it in prod 😂"}I'm still trying to figure out what exactly I want to major in, and I'm pretty solidly split between Comp Sci with a cybersecurity focus and Computer/Electrical Engineering. I'm hoping that this camp can help make that decision a bit more clear and give me a better understanding of what getting a major in Cyber Security would be like!
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···I decided to finally fix the network issues with my proxmox server (old static ip and used vlans which I hadn't setup with the new switch and router) as I had some time today but after fixing that fairly easily I discovered that my main `2.23 TB` zpool had a drive failure. Thankfully I had managed to stuff 3 disks into the case before so loosing one meant no data loss (thankfully 😬; all my projects from the last 5 years as well as my entire video archive is on this pool). I still have 3 more disks of the same type so I can swap in a new one 2 more times after this.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-n6m4bt2xl-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/2image.png" alt="the zpool reporting a downed disk" caption="That really scared the pants off me when I first saw it 😂") }}First I had to find the affected disk physically in my case. Because I was stupid I didn't bother to label them but thankfully the serial numbers of the drives are stuck to them with a sticker so that wasn't terrible.-{{ img(id="https://cloud-pi335w1l0-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image_from_ios.jpg" alt="chick-fil-a macaroni and cheese with 2 nuggets and some ketchup" caption="(By this point I had spent 30 minutes moaning so I went to lunch)") }}···-{{ img(id="https://cloud-d0bjeue06-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image_from_ios.jpg" alt="chick-fil-a macaroni and cheese with 2 nuggets and some ketchup" caption="My case situation is a bit of a mess and I'm using old 7200rpm server drives for pretty much everything; the dream is a 3 drive 2 TB each m.2 nvme ssd setup, maybe someday 🤷") }}We are going to go with the first id so no we move on to the zfs part. Running `zpool status vault-of-the-eldunari` we can get the status of the pool:···We can add our new disk with `zpool replace vault-of-the-eldunari 9201394420428878514 ata-ST3750640NS_3QD0BN6V` but first we wipe the disk from proxmox under the disks tab on our proxmox node to make sure its all clean before we restore the pool after we do that we also initalize a new gpt table. Now we are ready to replace the disk. Running this command can take quite a while and it doesn't output anything so sit tight. After waiting a few minutes proxmox reported that resilvering would take 1:49 minutes and it was 5% done already! I hope this helped at least one other person but I'm mainly writing this to remind myself how to do this when it inevitably happens again :)-{{ img(id="https://cloud-n6m4bt2xl-hack-club-bot.vercel.app/0image.png" alt="the zpool reporting a downed disk" caption="It's slow but faster then I expected for HDDs") }}
···I decided to finally fix the network issues with my proxmox server (old static ip and used vlans which I hadn't setup with the new switch and router) as I had some time today but after fixing that fairly easily I discovered that my main `2.23 TB` zpool had a drive failure. Thankfully I had managed to stuff 3 disks into the case before so loosing one meant no data loss (thankfully 😬; all my projects from the last 5 years as well as my entire video archive is on this pool). I still have 3 more disks of the same type so I can swap in a new one 2 more times after this.+{caption="That really scared the pants off me when I first saw it 😂"}First I had to find the affected disk physically in my case. Because I was stupid I didn't bother to label them but thankfully the serial numbers of the drives are stuck to them with a sticker so that wasn't terrible.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/a6512def9bbeedbc1315a8ee58c92fbfb9e4d169_0image_from_ios.jpg" alt="chick-fil-a macaroni and cheese with 2 nuggets and some ketchup" caption="(By this point I had spent 30 minutes moaning so I went to lunch)") }}···+{caption="My case situation is a bit of a mess and I'm using old 7200rpm server drives for pretty much everything; the dream is a 3 drive 2 TB each m.2 nvme ssd setup, maybe someday 🤷"}We are going to go with the first id so no we move on to the zfs part. Running `zpool status vault-of-the-eldunari` we can get the status of the pool:···We can add our new disk with `zpool replace vault-of-the-eldunari 9201394420428878514 ata-ST3750640NS_3QD0BN6V` but first we wipe the disk from proxmox under the disks tab on our proxmox node to make sure its all clean before we restore the pool after we do that we also initalize a new gpt table. Now we are ready to replace the disk. Running this command can take quite a while and it doesn't output anything so sit tight. After waiting a few minutes proxmox reported that resilvering would take 1:49 minutes and it was 5% done already! I hope this helped at least one other person but I'm mainly writing this to remind myself how to do this when it inevitably happens again :)+{caption="It's slow but faster then I expected for HDDs"}
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···I saw this [post](https://jade.fyi/blog/pre-commit-exif-safety/) from [jade.fyi](https://jade.fyi) on using a git hook to clear exif data from your images before you commit them and realized I should probably implement that too lol. Interestingly jade also uses zola for her site but she used pre-commit hooks whereas I wanted to do something that used native git hooks.···I started with the naive method of just having a `.git/hooks/pre-commit` file that would run `exiftool` on the input but after realizing that hooks placed there wouldn't be synced to the repo decided that wasn't the best way. I moved to using a script that would symlink files from the `hooks` directory to `.git/hooks`. It worked moderately well but due to the fact that I used (yes I feel the shame admitting this [:uw_embarrassed:](https://cachet.dunkirk.sh/emojis/uw_embarrassed/r)) `#!/bin/bash` instead of `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. Not realizing my mistake and believing it to be related to the symlink I found [this stack overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4592838/symbolic-link-to-a-hook-in-git/#:~:text=While%20you%20can%20use%20symbolic%20links) answer which taught me that you can use `git config core.hooksPath hooks` to move the hooks directory to `./hooks` in the root of your repo! After doing that and it still not working (i feel very dense writing this lol) I finally realized that the shebang was wrong and then it worked!-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hackclubber.dev/slackcdn/9049d20038cc3058acee1bbe58c5ac3f.png" alt="the commit hook finally working!" caption="phew") }}Is there anything at all to learn from this? Well yes actually! You can use the script below and the `git config core.hooksPath hooks` setting to scrub your own images!
···I saw this [post](https://jade.fyi/blog/pre-commit-exif-safety/) from [jade.fyi](https://jade.fyi) on using a git hook to clear exif data from your images before you commit them and realized I should probably implement that too lol. Interestingly jade also uses zola for her site but she used pre-commit hooks whereas I wanted to do something that used native git hooks.···I started with the naive method of just having a `.git/hooks/pre-commit` file that would run `exiftool` on the input but after realizing that hooks placed there wouldn't be synced to the repo decided that wasn't the best way. I moved to using a script that would symlink files from the `hooks` directory to `.git/hooks`. It worked moderately well but due to the fact that I used (yes I feel the shame admitting this [:uw_embarrassed:](https://cachet.dunkirk.sh/emojis/uw_embarrassed/r)) `#!/bin/bash` instead of `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. Not realizing my mistake and believing it to be related to the symlink I found [this stack overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4592838/symbolic-link-to-a-hook-in-git/#:~:text=While%20you%20can%20use%20symbolic%20links) answer which taught me that you can use `git config core.hooksPath hooks` to move the hooks directory to `./hooks` in the root of your repo! After doing that and it still not working (i feel very dense writing this lol) I finally realized that the shebang was wrong and then it worked!+{caption="phew"}Is there anything at all to learn from this? Well yes actually! You can use the script below and the `git config core.hooksPath hooks` setting to scrub your own images!
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···I was recently working through the Geometric Optics section of my physics textbook and was having trouble drawing all the ray diagrams (my wrist is still in a cast though that should come off in a few weeks) so I decided to try and make a tool to make them for me instead! I rather expected this to be a fairly simple process but instead it ended up being one of the most math intensive, most difficult — and also most rewarding — projects I've made recently!
···I was recently working through the Geometric Optics section of my physics textbook and was having trouble drawing all the ray diagrams (my wrist is still in a cast though that should come off in a few weeks) so I decided to try and make a tool to make them for me instead! I rather expected this to be a fairly simple process but instead it ended up being one of the most math intensive, most difficult — and also most rewarding — projects I've made recently!
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···The other day I realized that I never made a page to collect all of my animation projects in one place. I've made quite a few of them over the years and untill now they have just been sitting in a giant folder on my nas. Now they are all in a nice clean collection here 🎉···-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/2f6bd410317b341df20d8349771bb716.jpg" alt="tesla in a showroom with fire jets" caption="2021.02.10 tesla showroom") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hackclubber.dev/slackcdn/90335a1f835749fe219a677a24aedd02.png" alt="cube diorama" caption="2021.12.15 cube diorama") }}···-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/c1759999d78c2a99312b5b34562c6f72.png" alt="ice sphere" caption="2022.01.24 ice icosphere") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hackclubber.dev/slackcdn/c9587628d15c605e99a3a72769bad60a.png" alt="glass jar with marbles" caption="2022.01.27 marble jar") }}···-{{ img(id="https://cdn.fluff.pw/slackcdn/57287dfc2f5eb7d6effe43f7ebbde030.png" alt="twisted torus with flattened sphere in the center" caption="2022.03.16 twisted torus") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.fluff.pw/slackcdn/b47952a40fd7695b9667357fb0c8386b.png" alt="airship far bottom" caption="2022.03.31 airship") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hackclubber.dev/slackcdn/52c9ccd4378fdac717a5a9f1b924000d.png" alt="airship far side") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.fluff.pw/slackcdn/4138d497e2deb1f9c7369762e08e5a7c.png" alt="airship front top") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/bac28fe85728b6d009c4e520ccff3140.png" alt="airship front cab") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/963198d64f001f55d703cdc65a257e98.png" alt="airship front side") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/d3c7021428757b3bd607ffdbcc9daa7f.png" alt="minecraft village front door with villager" caption="2022.04.06 viking village") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hackclubber.dev/slackcdn/55aff1a73336f1262e625a667ca4d7f8.png" alt="minecraft village from across a small lake with a skeleton and witch" caption="2022.04.06 mountain lake village") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.ngo/slackcdn/ab7015d03697d62ebedad011161b40db.gif" alt="clay animation of cubes within cubes looping endlessly" caption="2022.05.02 infinite cubes") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.fluff.pw/slackcdn/42e90de7ab09d863c735a6ca74069fdc.png" alt="a cylinder with a bunch of bumps on it" caption="2022.06.24 the cylinder") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.ngo/slackcdn/dc691e3fe9382467a01821aa966e253b.jpg" alt="a castle made out of mud with a mud giant and ufo" caption="2022.07.15 mud castle") }}···-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/b5876d1491b397c1a80fb8d7411fd627.png" alt="the earth from space" caption="2022.08.30 the earth") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/bb000a699c4aa41413a282a31cfb0f59.png" alt="11 glowing pendulums swinging in a flowing curve" caption="2022.08.31 glowing pendulums") }}-{{ img(id="https://cdn.hack.pet/slackcdn/f1cdd1a422c0a3280541f3bbab4f662e.png" alt="an orange flower in a flower pot with skyline dirt" caption="2022.10.22 orange flower") }}
···The other day I realized that I never made a page to collect all of my animation projects in one place. I've made quite a few of them over the years and untill now they have just been sitting in a giant folder on my nas. Now they are all in a nice clean collection here 🎉···+{caption="2021.02.10 tesla showroom"}+{caption="2021.12.15 cube diorama"}···+{caption="2022.01.24 ice icosphere"}+{caption="2022.01.27 marble jar"}···+{caption="2022.03.16 twisted torus"}+{caption="2022.03.31 airship"}+++++{caption="2022.04.06 viking village"}+{caption="2022.04.06 mountain lake village"}+{caption="2022.06.24 the cylinder"}···+{caption="2022.08.30 the earth"}+{caption="2022.08.31 glowing pendulums"}+{caption="2022.10.22 orange flower"}
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·········Now saving the secrets with agenix is not particularly tricky you just have to know that this is an option. Run `agenix -e atuin-session.age` and then paste in the session from `~/.local/share/atuin/session` and then instead of just saving like normal you need to run `:set binary` and then `:set noeol` and then you can save the file like normal.-Anyways now i'm enjoying my stats and it's on to the next project (proly [serif.blue](https://tangled.sh/@dunkirk.sh/serif) 👀)
·········Now saving the secrets with agenix is not particularly tricky you just have to know that this is an option. Run `agenix -e atuin-session.age` and then paste in the session from `~/.local/share/atuin/session` and then instead of just saving like normal you need to run `:set binary` and then `:set noeol` and then you can save the file like normal.+Anyways now i'm enjoying my stats and it's on to the next project (proly [serif.blue](https://tangled.org/@dunkirk.sh/serif) 👀)
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···+I received an email yesterday at `19:45 EST` titled `[yccombinator/-notification] Y-Combinator W2026 | $15M Y-Combinator & GitHub (Issue #126)`. From a quick glance it was easy to tell that it was a phising email funneling people to `https://y-comblnator.com/apply`. They did at least try to disguise the link but then there is a ton of whitespace and you can see that they tagged 32 github users including mine.+{{ img(id="https://hc-cdn.hel1.your-objectstorage.com/s/v3/47a842d35a86d6ac16d717b40ee69f2f801ff852_screenshot_2025-09-23_at_21.23.19.png" alt="a screenshot of the email" caption="I've never seen something simultaniously this stupid and (as far as i can tell) novel") }}+Like most phishing emails I doubt most people would fall for this but if you were moving quickly and not thinking straight maybe you could fall for this?+Cloudflare has blocked the site due to phishing by now (13:17 Sept 24th) which is a shame since I would have loved to dig into the site a bit.
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···-I personally own and control this domain ([dunkirk.sh](https://dunkirk.sh)) as well as [kieranklukas.com](https://kieranklukas.com) and maintain email addresses on both domains.-If you want to contact me, via email to `me@dunkirk.sh` or `me@kieranklukas.com` are both good places to find me. I also send email from `kieran@hackclub.com` and ~`kieran@purplebubble.org`~.-* Keyoxide: [aspe:keyoxide.org:QMHCMT55EODYTEBQ5C7QOAFN6A](https://keyoxide.org/aspe:keyoxide.org:QMHCMT55EODYTEBQ5C7QOAFN6A)-* [Hackclub Slack](https://hackclub.com/slack/): [@krn](https://hackclub.slack.com/team/U062UG485EE) (display name changes quite often though) with userID `U062UG485EE`-* Matrix: ~[@kieran:dumpsterfire.icu](https://matrix.to/#/@kieran.matrix.dumpsterfire.icu)~ or [@sclacker:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/@sclacker:matrix.org) (i'm active on here once in a blue moon so this isn't a great way to contact me urgently)ssh-rsa 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 me@dunkirk.sh
···+I personally own and control this domain ([dunkirk.sh](https://dunkirk.sh)) as well as [kieranklukas.com](https://kieranklukas.com) and maintain email addresses on both domains. I also just got [serif.blue](https://serif.blue) which I'm super excited about! I have a redirect from [kieran.klukas.net](https://kieran.klukas.net) to dunkirk.sh that is also maintained.+If you want to contact me, via email to `kieran@dunkirk.sh`. I also send email from `kieran@hackclub.com` and ~`kieran@purplebubble.org`~.+- Keyoxide: [aspe:keyoxide.org:QMHCMT55EODYTEBQ5C7QOAFN6A](https://keyoxide.org/aspe:keyoxide.org:QMHCMT55EODYTEBQ5C7QOAFN6A)+- [Hackclub Slack](https://hackclub.com/slack/): [@krn](https://hackclub.slack.com/team/U062UG485EE) (display name changes quite often though) with userID `U062UG485EE`+- Matrix: ~[@kieran:dumpsterfire.icu](https://matrix.to/#/@kieran.matrix.dumpsterfire.icu)~ or [@sclacker:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/@sclacker:matrix.org) (i'm active on here once in a blue moon so this isn't a great way to contact me urgently)ssh-rsa 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 me@dunkirk.sh
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\b(?:umac\-96@openssh\.com|umac\-64@openssh\.com|umac\-64\-etm@openssh\.com|umac\-32@openssh\.com|umac\-128@openssh\.com|umac\-128\-etm@openssh\.com|umac\-128|hmac\-sha512@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha512|hmac\-sha3\-512|hmac\-sha3\-384|hmac\-sha3\-256|hmac\-sha3\-224|hmac\-sha256@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha256\-96@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha256|hmac\-sha2\-56|hmac\-sha2\-512\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-512\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-512|hmac\-sha2\-384|hmac\-sha2\-256\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-256\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-256|hmac\-sha2\-224|crypticore\-mac@ssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305@openssh\.com|cbcmac\-twofish|cbcmac\-aes|aes256\-gcm|aes128\-gcm|AEAD_AES_256_GCM|AEAD_AES_128_GCM)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:sha1\-8|sha1|ripemd160\-8|ripemd160|none|md5\-8|md5|hmac\-sha2\-512\-96|hmac\-sha2\-256\-96|hmac\-sha1\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha1\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha1\-96|hmac\-sha1|hmac\-ripemd160@openssh\.com|hmac\-ripemd160\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-ripemd160\-96|hmac\-ripemd160|hmac\-ripemd|hmac\-md5\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-md5\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-md5\-96|hmac\-md5|cbcmac\-rijndael|cbcmac\-des|cbcmac\-blowfish|cbcmac\-3des)(?=[,\s\"])
+151
syntaxes/pem.sublime-syntax
+151
syntaxes/pem.sublime-syntax
···
···
+288
syntaxes/ssh-common.sublime-syntax
+288
syntaxes/ssh-common.sublime-syntax
···
···+zero_to_65535: (?:6553[0-5]|655[0-2][0-9]|65[0-4][0-9]{2}|6[0-4][0-9]{3}|[1-5][0-9]{4}|[1-9][0-9]{1,3}|[0-9])+(?:::(?:ffff(?::0{1,4}){0,1}:){0,1}{{ipv4}}) # ::255.255.255.255 ::ffff:255.255.255.255 ::ffff:0:255.255.255.255 (IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses and IPv4-translated addresses)+|(?:(?:[0-9a-f]{1,4}:){1,4}:{{ipv4}}) # 2001:db8:3:4::192.0.2.33 64:ff9b::192.0.2.33 (IPv4-Embedded IPv6 Address)+|(?:fe80:(?::[0-9a-f]{1,4}){0,4}%[0-9a-z]{1,}) # fe80::7:8%eth0 fe80::7:8%1 (link-local IPv6 addresses with zone index)
+556
syntaxes/ssh-config.sublime-syntax
+556
syntaxes/ssh-config.sublime-syntax
···
···+zero_to_65535: (?:6553[0-5]|655[0-2][0-9]|65[0-4][0-9]{2}|6[0-4][0-9]{3}|[1-5][0-9]{4}|[1-9][0-9]{1,3}|[0-9])+- match: \b(?:twofish256\-gcm@libassh\.org|twofish256\-ctr|twofish192\-ctr|twofish128\-gcm@libassh\.org|twofish128\-ctr|twofish\-ctr|crypticore128@ssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305@openssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305|camellia256\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia256\-ctr|camellia192\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia192\-ctr|camellia128\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia128\-ctr|aes256\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes256\-gcm|aes256\-ctr|aes192\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes192\-ctr|aes128\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes128\-gcm|aes128\-ctr|AEAD_CAMELLIA_256_GCM|AEAD_CAMELLIA_128_GCM|AEAD_AES_256_GCM|AEAD_AES_128_GCM)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:twofish256\-cbc|twofish192\-cbc|twofish128\-cbc|twofish\-ofb|twofish\-ecb|twofish\-cfb|twofish\-cbc|serpent256\-gcm@libassh\.org|serpent256\-ctr|serpent256\-cbc|serpent192\-ctr|serpent192\-cbc|serpent128\-gcm@libassh\.org|serpent128\-ctr|serpent128\-cbc|seed\-ctr@ssh\.com|seed\-cbc@ssh\.com|rijndael256\-cbc|rijndael192\-cbc|rijndael128\-cbc|rijndael\-cbc@ssh\.com|rijndael\-cbc@lysator\.liu\.se|none|idea\-ofb|idea\-ecb|idea\-ctr|idea\-cfb|idea\-cbc|grasshopper\-ctr128|des\-ofb|des\-ecb|des\-cfb|des\-cbc@ssh\.com|des\-cbc\-ssh1|des\-cbc|des|cast128\-ofb|cast128\-ecb|cast128\-ctr|cast128\-cfb|cast128\-cbc|cast128\-12\-ofb|cast128\-12\-ecb|cast128\-12\-ctr|cast128\-12\-cfb|cast128\-12\-cbc|camellia256\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia256\-cbc|camellia192\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia192\-cbc|camellia128\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia128\-cbc|blowfish\-ecb|blowfish\-ctr|blowfish\-cfb|blowfish\-cbc|blowfish|arcfour256|arcfour128|arcfour|aes256\-cbc|aes192\-cbc|aes128\-ocb@libassh\.org|aes128\-cbc|3des\-ofb|3des\-ecb|3des\-ctr|3des\-cfb|3des\-cbc|3des)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x25519\-kyber512\-sha512@aws\.amazon\.com|x25519\-kyber\-512r3\-sha256\-d00@amazon\.com|sntrup761x25519\-sha512@openssh\.com|sntrup4591761x25519\-sha512@tinyssh\.org|sm2kep\-sha2\-nistp256|rsa2048\-sha256|mlkem768x25519\-sha256|mlkem768nistp256\-sha256|mlkem1024nistp384\-sha384|m511\-sha512@libassh\.org|m383\-sha384@libassh\.org|kexguess2@matt\.ucc\.asn\.au|kexAlgoECDH521|kexAlgoECDH384|kexAlgoECDH256|kexAlgoCurve25519SHA256|kex\-strict\-s\-v00@openssh\.com|kex\-strict\-c\-v00@openssh\.com|gss\-nistp521\-sha512\-|gss\-nistp384\-sha384\-|gss\-nistp384\-sha256\-|gss\-nistp256\-sha256\-|gss\-group18\-sha512\-|gss\-group17\-sha512\-|gss\-group16\-sha512\-|gss\-group15\-sha512\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group15\-sha512\-|gss\-group14\-sha256\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group14\-sha256\-|gss\-gex\-sha256\-|gss\-curve448\-sha512\-|gss\-curve25519\-sha256\-|gss\-13\.3\.132\.0\.10\-sha256\-|ext\-info\-s|ext\-info\-c|ecmqv\-sha2|ecdh\-sha2\-wiRIU8TKjMZ418sMqlqtvQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-qcFQaMAMGhTziMT0z\+Tuzw==|ecdh\-sha2\-nistt571|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp521|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp384|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp256|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp224|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp192|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk409|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk283|ecdh\-sha2\-nistb409|ecdh\-sha2\-mNVwCXAoS1HGmHpLvBC94w==|ecdh\-sha2\-m/FtSAmrV4j/Wy6RVUaK7A==|ecdh\-sha2\-h/SsxnLCtRBh7I9ATyeB3A==|ecdh\-sha2\-curve25519|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp521r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp384r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp256r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-D3FefCjYoJ/kfXgAyLddYA==|ecdh\-sha2\-9UzNcgwTlEnSCECZa7V1mw==|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.38|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.37|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.36|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.35|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.34|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.16|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.2\.840\.10045\.3\.1\.7|ecdh\-nistp521\-kyber\-1024r3\-sha512\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|ecdh\-nistp384\-kyber\-768r3\-sha384\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|ecdh\-nistp256\-kyber\-512r3\-sha256\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|diffie\-hellman_group17\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group18\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group18\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group17\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha224@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group1\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha224@ssh\.com|curve448\-sha512@libssh\.org|curve448\-sha512|curve25519\-sha256@libssh\.org|curve25519\-sha256|Curve25519SHA256)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:rsa1024\-sha1|kexAlgoDH1SHA1|kexAlgoDH14SHA1|gss\-group14\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group14\-sha1\-|gss\-group1\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group1\-sha1\-|gss\-gex\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-gex\-sha1\-|ecdh\-sha2\-zD/b3hu/71952ArpUG4OjQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-qCbG5Cn/jjsZ7nBeR7EnOA==|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk233|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk163|ecdh\-sha2\-nistb233|ecdh\-sha2\-VqBg4QRPjxx1EXZdV0GdWQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-5pPrSUQtIaTjUSt5VZNBjg==|ecdh\-sha2\-4MHB\+NBt3AlaSRQ7MnB4cg==|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.33|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.27|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.26|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.1|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.2\.840\.10045\.3\.1\.1|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha1|diffie\-hellman\-group1\-sha1|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha1)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha512@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha384@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha256|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha224@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha512@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha384@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha256@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha224@ssh\.com|x509v3\-rsa2048\-sha256|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp521|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp384|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|webauthn\-sk\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256@openssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha512@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha384@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha2\-512|ssh\-rsa\-sha2\-256|ssh\-rsa|ssh\-gost\-2012\-512|ssh\-gost\-2012\-256|ssh\-gost\-2001|ssh\-ed448|ssh\-ed25519\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-ed25519|spi\-sign\-rsa|sk\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256@openssh\.com|sk\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|rsa\-sha2\-512\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|rsa\-sha2\-512|rsa\-sha2\-256\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|rsa\-sha2\-256|eddsa\-e521\-shake256@libassh\.org|eddsa\-e382\-shake256@libassh\.org|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistt571|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp521\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp521|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp384\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp384|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk409|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk283|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk233|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk163|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistb409|ecdsa\-sha2\-curve25519|ecdsa\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|dsa3072\-sha256@libassh\.org|dsa2048\-sha256@libassh\.org|dsa2048\-sha224@libassh\.org)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x509v3\-ssh\-rsa|x509v3\-ssh\-dss|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha1|x509v3\-sign\-rsa|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha1|x509v3\-sign\-dss|ssh\-xmss@openssh\.com|ssh\-xmss\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-rsa1|ssh\-rsa\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-cert\-v00@openssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha512@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha384@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha256@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha224@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-cert\-v00@openssh\.com|ssh\-dss|ssh\-dsa|spki\-sign\-rsa|spki\-sign\-dss|pgp\-sign\-rsa|pgp\-sign\-dss|null|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp224|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp192|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistb233)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:umac\-96@openssh\.com|umac\-64@openssh\.com|umac\-64\-etm@openssh\.com|umac\-32@openssh\.com|umac\-128@openssh\.com|umac\-128\-etm@openssh\.com|umac\-128|hmac\-sha512@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha512|hmac\-sha3\-512|hmac\-sha3\-384|hmac\-sha3\-256|hmac\-sha3\-224|hmac\-sha256@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha256\-96@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha256|hmac\-sha2\-56|hmac\-sha2\-512\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-512\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-512|hmac\-sha2\-384|hmac\-sha2\-256\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-256\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-256|hmac\-sha2\-224|crypticore\-mac@ssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305@openssh\.com|cbcmac\-twofish|cbcmac\-aes|aes256\-gcm|aes128\-gcm|AEAD_AES_256_GCM|AEAD_AES_128_GCM)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:sha1\-8|sha1|ripemd160\-8|ripemd160|none|md5\-8|md5|hmac\-sha2\-512\-96|hmac\-sha2\-256\-96|hmac\-sha1\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha1\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha1\-96|hmac\-sha1|hmac\-ripemd160@openssh\.com|hmac\-ripemd160\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-ripemd160\-96|hmac\-ripemd160|hmac\-ripemd|hmac\-md5\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-md5\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-md5\-96|hmac\-md5|cbcmac\-rijndael|cbcmac\-des|cbcmac\-blowfish|cbcmac\-3des)(?=[,\s\"])+0: meta.block.match.ssh_config meta.statement.conditional.ssh_config string.quoted.double.ssh_config+1: meta.mapping.value.ssh_config string.quoted.double.ssh_config punctuation.definition.string.end.ssh_config+1: meta.mapping.value.ssh_config string.quoted.double.ssh_config punctuation.definition.string.end.ssh_config+1: meta.mapping.value.ssh_config string.quoted.double.ssh_config punctuation.definition.string.end.ssh_config+1: meta.mapping.value.ssh_config string.quoted.double.ssh_config punctuation.definition.string.end.ssh_config
+48
syntaxes/ssh-crypto.sublime-syntax
+48
syntaxes/ssh-crypto.sublime-syntax
···
···+- match: \b(?:twofish256\-gcm@libassh\.org|twofish256\-ctr|twofish192\-ctr|twofish128\-gcm@libassh\.org|twofish128\-ctr|twofish\-ctr|crypticore128@ssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305@openssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305|camellia256\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia256\-ctr|camellia192\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia192\-ctr|camellia128\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia128\-ctr|aes256\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes256\-gcm|aes256\-ctr|aes192\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes192\-ctr|aes128\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes128\-gcm|aes128\-ctr|AEAD_CAMELLIA_256_GCM|AEAD_CAMELLIA_128_GCM|AEAD_AES_256_GCM|AEAD_AES_128_GCM)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:twofish256\-cbc|twofish192\-cbc|twofish128\-cbc|twofish\-ofb|twofish\-ecb|twofish\-cfb|twofish\-cbc|serpent256\-gcm@libassh\.org|serpent256\-ctr|serpent256\-cbc|serpent192\-ctr|serpent192\-cbc|serpent128\-gcm@libassh\.org|serpent128\-ctr|serpent128\-cbc|seed\-ctr@ssh\.com|seed\-cbc@ssh\.com|rijndael256\-cbc|rijndael192\-cbc|rijndael128\-cbc|rijndael\-cbc@ssh\.com|rijndael\-cbc@lysator\.liu\.se|none|idea\-ofb|idea\-ecb|idea\-ctr|idea\-cfb|idea\-cbc|grasshopper\-ctr128|des\-ofb|des\-ecb|des\-cfb|des\-cbc@ssh\.com|des\-cbc\-ssh1|des\-cbc|des|cast128\-ofb|cast128\-ecb|cast128\-ctr|cast128\-cfb|cast128\-cbc|cast128\-12\-ofb|cast128\-12\-ecb|cast128\-12\-ctr|cast128\-12\-cfb|cast128\-12\-cbc|camellia256\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia256\-cbc|camellia192\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia192\-cbc|camellia128\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia128\-cbc|blowfish\-ecb|blowfish\-ctr|blowfish\-cfb|blowfish\-cbc|blowfish|arcfour256|arcfour128|arcfour|aes256\-cbc|aes192\-cbc|aes128\-ocb@libassh\.org|aes128\-cbc|3des\-ofb|3des\-ecb|3des\-ctr|3des\-cfb|3des\-cbc|3des)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x25519\-kyber512\-sha512@aws\.amazon\.com|x25519\-kyber\-512r3\-sha256\-d00@amazon\.com|sntrup761x25519\-sha512@openssh\.com|sntrup4591761x25519\-sha512@tinyssh\.org|sm2kep\-sha2\-nistp256|rsa2048\-sha256|mlkem768x25519\-sha256|mlkem768nistp256\-sha256|mlkem1024nistp384\-sha384|m511\-sha512@libassh\.org|m383\-sha384@libassh\.org|kexguess2@matt\.ucc\.asn\.au|kexAlgoECDH521|kexAlgoECDH384|kexAlgoECDH256|kexAlgoCurve25519SHA256|kex\-strict\-s\-v00@openssh\.com|kex\-strict\-c\-v00@openssh\.com|gss\-nistp521\-sha512\-|gss\-nistp384\-sha384\-|gss\-nistp384\-sha256\-|gss\-nistp256\-sha256\-|gss\-group18\-sha512\-|gss\-group17\-sha512\-|gss\-group16\-sha512\-|gss\-group15\-sha512\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group15\-sha512\-|gss\-group14\-sha256\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group14\-sha256\-|gss\-gex\-sha256\-|gss\-curve448\-sha512\-|gss\-curve25519\-sha256\-|gss\-13\.3\.132\.0\.10\-sha256\-|ext\-info\-s|ext\-info\-c|ecmqv\-sha2|ecdh\-sha2\-wiRIU8TKjMZ418sMqlqtvQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-qcFQaMAMGhTziMT0z\+Tuzw==|ecdh\-sha2\-nistt571|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp521|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp384|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp256|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp224|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp192|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk409|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk283|ecdh\-sha2\-nistb409|ecdh\-sha2\-mNVwCXAoS1HGmHpLvBC94w==|ecdh\-sha2\-m/FtSAmrV4j/Wy6RVUaK7A==|ecdh\-sha2\-h/SsxnLCtRBh7I9ATyeB3A==|ecdh\-sha2\-curve25519|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp521r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp384r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp256r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-D3FefCjYoJ/kfXgAyLddYA==|ecdh\-sha2\-9UzNcgwTlEnSCECZa7V1mw==|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.38|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.37|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.36|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.35|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.34|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.16|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.2\.840\.10045\.3\.1\.7|ecdh\-nistp521\-kyber\-1024r3\-sha512\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|ecdh\-nistp384\-kyber\-768r3\-sha384\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|ecdh\-nistp256\-kyber\-512r3\-sha256\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|diffie\-hellman_group17\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group18\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group18\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group17\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha224@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group1\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha224@ssh\.com|curve448\-sha512@libssh\.org|curve448\-sha512|curve25519\-sha256@libssh\.org|curve25519\-sha256|Curve25519SHA256)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:rsa1024\-sha1|kexAlgoDH1SHA1|kexAlgoDH14SHA1|gss\-group14\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group14\-sha1\-|gss\-group1\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group1\-sha1\-|gss\-gex\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-gex\-sha1\-|ecdh\-sha2\-zD/b3hu/71952ArpUG4OjQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-qCbG5Cn/jjsZ7nBeR7EnOA==|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk233|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk163|ecdh\-sha2\-nistb233|ecdh\-sha2\-VqBg4QRPjxx1EXZdV0GdWQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-5pPrSUQtIaTjUSt5VZNBjg==|ecdh\-sha2\-4MHB\+NBt3AlaSRQ7MnB4cg==|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.33|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.27|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.26|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.1|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.2\.840\.10045\.3\.1\.1|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha1|diffie\-hellman\-group1\-sha1|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha1)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha512@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha384@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha256|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha224@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha512@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha384@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha256@ssh\.com|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha224@ssh\.com|x509v3\-rsa2048\-sha256|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp521|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp384|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256|x509v3\-ecdsa\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|webauthn\-sk\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256@openssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha512@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha384@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha256@ssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-sha2\-512|ssh\-rsa\-sha2\-256|ssh\-rsa|ssh\-gost\-2012\-512|ssh\-gost\-2012\-256|ssh\-gost\-2001|ssh\-ed448|ssh\-ed25519\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-ed25519|spi\-sign\-rsa|sk\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256@openssh\.com|sk\-ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|rsa\-sha2\-512\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|rsa\-sha2\-512|rsa\-sha2\-256\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|rsa\-sha2\-256|eddsa\-e521\-shake256@libassh\.org|eddsa\-e382\-shake256@libassh\.org|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistt571|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp521\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp521|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp384\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp384|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp256|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk409|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk283|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk233|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistk163|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistb409|ecdsa\-sha2\-curve25519|ecdsa\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ecdsa\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|dsa3072\-sha256@libassh\.org|dsa2048\-sha256@libassh\.org|dsa2048\-sha224@libassh\.org)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x509v3\-ssh\-rsa|x509v3\-ssh\-dss|x509v3\-sign\-rsa\-sha1|x509v3\-sign\-rsa|x509v3\-sign\-dss\-sha1|x509v3\-sign\-dss|ssh\-xmss@openssh\.com|ssh\-xmss\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-rsa1|ssh\-rsa\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-rsa\-cert\-v00@openssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha512@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha384@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha256@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-sha224@ssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-cert\-v01@openssh\.com|ssh\-dss\-cert\-v00@openssh\.com|ssh\-dss|ssh\-dsa|spki\-sign\-rsa|spki\-sign\-dss|pgp\-sign\-rsa|pgp\-sign\-dss|null|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp224|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistp192|ecdsa\-sha2\-nistb233)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:umac\-96@openssh\.com|umac\-64@openssh\.com|umac\-64\-etm@openssh\.com|umac\-32@openssh\.com|umac\-128@openssh\.com|umac\-128\-etm@openssh\.com|umac\-128|hmac\-sha512@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha512|hmac\-sha3\-512|hmac\-sha3\-384|hmac\-sha3\-256|hmac\-sha3\-224|hmac\-sha256@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha256\-96@ssh\.com|hmac\-sha256|hmac\-sha2\-56|hmac\-sha2\-512\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-512\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-512|hmac\-sha2\-384|hmac\-sha2\-256\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-256\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha2\-256|hmac\-sha2\-224|crypticore\-mac@ssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305@openssh\.com|cbcmac\-twofish|cbcmac\-aes|aes256\-gcm|aes128\-gcm|AEAD_AES_256_GCM|AEAD_AES_128_GCM)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:sha1\-8|sha1|ripemd160\-8|ripemd160|none|md5\-8|md5|hmac\-sha2\-512\-96|hmac\-sha2\-256\-96|hmac\-sha1\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha1\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-sha1\-96|hmac\-sha1|hmac\-ripemd160@openssh\.com|hmac\-ripemd160\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-ripemd160\-96|hmac\-ripemd160|hmac\-ripemd|hmac\-md5\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-md5\-96\-etm@openssh\.com|hmac\-md5\-96|hmac\-md5|cbcmac\-rijndael|cbcmac\-des|cbcmac\-blowfish|cbcmac\-3des)(?=[,\s\"])
+496
syntaxes/sshd-config.sublime-syntax
+496
syntaxes/sshd-config.sublime-syntax
···
···+zero_to_65535: (?:6553[0-5]|655[0-2][0-9]|65[0-4][0-9]{2}|6[0-4][0-9]{3}|[1-5][0-9]{4}|[1-9][0-9]{1,3}|[0-9])+\ | IgnoreRhosts | IgnoreUserKnownHosts\n | KbdInteractiveAuthentication | KerberosAuthentication\n\+- match: \b(?:twofish256\-gcm@libassh\.org|twofish256\-ctr|twofish192\-ctr|twofish128\-gcm@libassh\.org|twofish128\-ctr|twofish\-ctr|crypticore128@ssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305@openssh\.com|chacha20\-poly1305|camellia256\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia256\-ctr|camellia192\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia192\-ctr|camellia128\-ctr@openssh\.org|camellia128\-ctr|aes256\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes256\-gcm|aes256\-ctr|aes192\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes192\-ctr|aes128\-gcm@openssh\.com|aes128\-gcm|aes128\-ctr|AEAD_CAMELLIA_256_GCM|AEAD_CAMELLIA_128_GCM|AEAD_AES_256_GCM|AEAD_AES_128_GCM)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:twofish256\-cbc|twofish192\-cbc|twofish128\-cbc|twofish\-ofb|twofish\-ecb|twofish\-cfb|twofish\-cbc|serpent256\-gcm@libassh\.org|serpent256\-ctr|serpent256\-cbc|serpent192\-ctr|serpent192\-cbc|serpent128\-gcm@libassh\.org|serpent128\-ctr|serpent128\-cbc|seed\-ctr@ssh\.com|seed\-cbc@ssh\.com|rijndael256\-cbc|rijndael192\-cbc|rijndael128\-cbc|rijndael\-cbc@ssh\.com|rijndael\-cbc@lysator\.liu\.se|none|idea\-ofb|idea\-ecb|idea\-ctr|idea\-cfb|idea\-cbc|grasshopper\-ctr128|des\-ofb|des\-ecb|des\-cfb|des\-cbc@ssh\.com|des\-cbc\-ssh1|des\-cbc|des|cast128\-ofb|cast128\-ecb|cast128\-ctr|cast128\-cfb|cast128\-cbc|cast128\-12\-ofb|cast128\-12\-ecb|cast128\-12\-ctr|cast128\-12\-cfb|cast128\-12\-cbc|camellia256\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia256\-cbc|camellia192\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia192\-cbc|camellia128\-cbc@openssh\.org|camellia128\-cbc|blowfish\-ecb|blowfish\-ctr|blowfish\-cfb|blowfish\-cbc|blowfish|arcfour256|arcfour128|arcfour|aes256\-cbc|aes192\-cbc|aes128\-ocb@libassh\.org|aes128\-cbc|3des\-ofb|3des\-ecb|3des\-ctr|3des\-cfb|3des\-cbc|3des)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:x25519\-kyber512\-sha512@aws\.amazon\.com|x25519\-kyber\-512r3\-sha256\-d00@amazon\.com|sntrup761x25519\-sha512@openssh\.com|sntrup4591761x25519\-sha512@tinyssh\.org|sm2kep\-sha2\-nistp256|rsa2048\-sha256|mlkem768x25519\-sha256|mlkem768nistp256\-sha256|mlkem1024nistp384\-sha384|m511\-sha512@libassh\.org|m383\-sha384@libassh\.org|kexguess2@matt\.ucc\.asn\.au|kexAlgoECDH521|kexAlgoECDH384|kexAlgoECDH256|kexAlgoCurve25519SHA256|kex\-strict\-s\-v00@openssh\.com|kex\-strict\-c\-v00@openssh\.com|gss\-nistp521\-sha512\-|gss\-nistp384\-sha384\-|gss\-nistp384\-sha256\-|gss\-nistp256\-sha256\-|gss\-group18\-sha512\-|gss\-group17\-sha512\-|gss\-group16\-sha512\-|gss\-group15\-sha512\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group15\-sha512\-|gss\-group14\-sha256\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group14\-sha256\-|gss\-gex\-sha256\-|gss\-curve448\-sha512\-|gss\-curve25519\-sha256\-|gss\-13\.3\.132\.0\.10\-sha256\-|ext\-info\-s|ext\-info\-c|ecmqv\-sha2|ecdh\-sha2\-wiRIU8TKjMZ418sMqlqtvQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-qcFQaMAMGhTziMT0z\+Tuzw==|ecdh\-sha2\-nistt571|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp521|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp384|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp256|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp224|ecdh\-sha2\-nistp192|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk409|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk283|ecdh\-sha2\-nistb409|ecdh\-sha2\-mNVwCXAoS1HGmHpLvBC94w==|ecdh\-sha2\-m/FtSAmrV4j/Wy6RVUaK7A==|ecdh\-sha2\-h/SsxnLCtRBh7I9ATyeB3A==|ecdh\-sha2\-curve25519|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp521r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp384r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-brainpoolp256r1@genua\.de|ecdh\-sha2\-D3FefCjYoJ/kfXgAyLddYA==|ecdh\-sha2\-9UzNcgwTlEnSCECZa7V1mw==|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.38|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.37|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.36|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.35|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.34|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.16|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.10|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.2\.840\.10045\.3\.1\.7|ecdh\-nistp521\-kyber\-1024r3\-sha512\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|ecdh\-nistp384\-kyber\-768r3\-sha384\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|ecdh\-nistp256\-kyber\-512r3\-sha256\-d00@openquantumsafe\.org|diffie\-hellman_group17\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group18\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group18\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group17\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group16\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha512|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group15\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha224@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group1\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha512@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha384@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256@ssh\.com|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha256|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha224@ssh\.com|curve448\-sha512@libssh\.org|curve448\-sha512|curve25519\-sha256@libssh\.org|curve25519\-sha256|Curve25519SHA256)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: \b(?:rsa1024\-sha1|kexAlgoDH1SHA1|kexAlgoDH14SHA1|gss\-group14\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group14\-sha1\-|gss\-group1\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-group1\-sha1\-|gss\-gex\-sha1\-toWM5Slw5Ew8Mqkay\+al2g==|gss\-gex\-sha1\-|ecdh\-sha2\-zD/b3hu/71952ArpUG4OjQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-qCbG5Cn/jjsZ7nBeR7EnOA==|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk233|ecdh\-sha2\-nistk163|ecdh\-sha2\-nistb233|ecdh\-sha2\-VqBg4QRPjxx1EXZdV0GdWQ==|ecdh\-sha2\-5pPrSUQtIaTjUSt5VZNBjg==|ecdh\-sha2\-4MHB\+NBt3AlaSRQ7MnB4cg==|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.33|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.27|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.26|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.3\.132\.0\.1|ecdh\-sha2\-1\.2\.840\.10045\.3\.1\.1|diffie\-hellman\-group14\-sha1|diffie\-hellman\-group1\-sha1|diffie\-hellman\-group\-exchange\-sha1)(?=[,\s\"])+- match: 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