Why SSL/TLS security is important for IoT

How hackers use sniffers to capture packets with wireshark

Encryption to the rescue

Using a reverse proxy

Using the reverse proxy with pixel server

Configuring Nginx as a proxy server

Adding https encryption with Let's Encrypt

Summary

Intro

What is a reverse proxy?

Getting Started

Create Nginx config and Docker Compose files

Start Nginx Container

Create Proxy Host

Configure Nginx Proxy Manager

Assign an SSL Certificate

Conclusion

Outro

What is NGINX Proxy Manager

SSL/TLS Certificates

Static IP addresses

Installing to an external drive

Create NGINX directory

Create Docker Compose File

Deploy Portainer Container

Diagram Review

Port Forwarding

Conclusion

Failed To Ban

Ssh into the Pi

Nat Firewall

Network Address Translation

Ssh into My Pi from My Public Ip Address

Edit Config File

Requirements

Write the Raspberry Pi Image

Configuring WPA Supplicant

Connecting to your Raspberry Pi remotely

Adding the office printer

Connecting from a Mac to a Windows computer

Conclusion

Raspberry Pi

Tailscale VPN

BotBlox switch

WebServer on ArduPilot

ArduPilot IP configuration

MAVProxy.py

NGINX web proxy

MavP2P mavlink router

Intro

Tunnel as a RPi service

Remote Access to node-red on RPi

Remote ssh access (browser rendered).

Remote ssh access from terminal.

Deploy a CF tunnel as a container.

Intro

Signing into Remote.it account

Adding another process

Connecting to remote.it from another network

Accessing Raspberry Pi ports from Android

Conclusion

Raspberry Pi 4

Putty

Edit a File

Step Five

Get Our Tor Ip Address

Restart

Tour Browser

As usual, start by updating Raspbian

Here is the configuration file: /etc/dnsmasq.conf

Restart the service to apply changes: sudo service dnsmasq restart

You can edit the /etc/hosts file to add your custom entries

Nslookup is a tool to try DNS requests (available on any OS)

Kali Linux Raspberry pi Intro

Kali Raspberry pi Hardware Requirements

What is Kali Linux

Download Kali AMR64 Raspberry pi

How To write Kali AMR64 Raspberry pi to and SD Card

Kali Linux Raspberry pi First Time Boot User & Password

SSH-COPY-ID adding your SSH key(s) to Kali Linux

Kali Linux First Time Setup Security Configurations

Turn off SSH password authentication

Zero Tier One for ARM64 download zerotier-one_1.4.6_arm64.deb

installing Zero Tier One for ARM64 and joining a network

Installing X2GoServer for Remote Desktop Access to the UI

Deploying the Raspberry Pi to a client network

Why you should use TMUX

Using nmap for Crating a Network Discovery and Enumeration

Viewing the HTML Network Discovery Report

Other potential tools & configurations to automate the process

Using Proxychains to pivot into the remote network

Ports and connections used by Zero Tier One

What Is Cloaking

Open Ports

Connecting via Ssh

How To Cloak the Raspberry Pi

Upload Cloaking Scripts

Ssh script

Port Scanner To Look for Open Ports

Connect Using Vnc

Unclick the Raspberry Pi

For Additional Information

Current Scenario

Installing DuckDNS Container

Configuring DuckDNS

Finding our UID and PGID

Configuring Subdomains

Configuring Appdata

Configuring Appdata Folder

Deploying the stack

Deploying Containers

Conclusion

Intro

PXE Boot Explanation

Preparing the Raspberry Pi boards

Setting the boot order

Prepare The Server

What is TFTP?

Copy the boot files

Exporting boot directories

Troubleshooting

Wrap up