Today, I received an email claiming that a security vulnerability had been detected in one of my GitHub repositories. Typically, I receive security notifications from Dependabot, which direct me back to GitHub for further action.

However, this email was unusual. It prompted me to visit an external site, github-scanner.com, rather than linking to GitHub. The email was tied to an issue opened in my repository, urging me to visit this unknown link for more information on how to resolve the issue.

Build a Windows-PE image to delete the required files that caused CrowdStrike's Falcon Scanner to break and crash Windows installations on boot. You can also export all of the recovery keys from the Active Directory to a CSV file and use them to recover devices quickly - with almost a plug and play experience.

This guide explains how to set up and configure Wacom tablets on Linux (tested with Pop!_OS with KDE), including verifying drivers, mapping tablets to monitors, troubleshooting common issues, and automating the setup process.

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This is my journey of installing Windows 7 for minimal office use in Sri Lanka. The device that i'm dealing with today is an ancient Dell Inspiron N4050 from 2014 (a 10 year Intel i3 laptop).

ocs-url is an install helper program for items served on OpenCollaborationServices (OCS) that lets you easily install themes & plugins. This tool will download and extract them to the required directories automatically.

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Miss the good old Windows XP look? This guide shows you how to bring it back on Linux Mint with a simple one-liner, an easy script, or manual steps 🚀.

If you're running Kali Linux on bare metal and want to get your Nvidia graphics card up and running, here's a straightforward guide to help you install the necessary drivers. Don't worry, I'll walk you through the process step by step.

If you’re an Arch Linux user, you’re probably aware of how amazing the AUR (Arch User Repository) can be. It’s a treasure trove of community-driven packages that aren’t always available in the official repositories. In this post, I'll show you how to make use of the AUR to install packages that you might need for your system. Let’s get started!