Annoying Apple never quite got around to making it easy to offload images from your iPhone to your Macbook. So below is a complete guide to automatically download photos and videos from your iPhone to your MacBook, with options to filter by pattern and date, and organize into folders by creation date. Prerequisites Install the […]
Read more →When managing large PostgreSQL tables with frequent updates, vacuum operations become critical for maintaining database health and performance. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore vacuum optimization techniques, dive deep into…
Read more →The script below monitors LDAP operations on a Domain Controller and logs detailed information about queries that exceed specified thresholds for execution time, CPU usage, or results returned. It helps identify problematic LDAP queries that may be impacting domain controller performance. Parameter: ThresholdSeconds Minimum query duration in seconds to log (default: 5) Parameter: LogPath Path […]
Read more →When you deploy applications behind a Network Load Balancer (NLB) in AWS, you usually expect perfect traffic distribution, fast, fair, and stateless.But what if your backend holds stateful sessions, like…
Read more →Below is a fairly comprehensive passive penetration testing script with vulnerability scanning, API testing, and detailed reporting. Features Installation Required Dependencies Optional Dependencies Usage Basic Syntax Options Examples: Network Configuration Default Interface: en0 (bypasses Zscaler) To change the interface, edit line 24: The script automatically falls back to default routing if the interface is unavailable. Debug Mode […]
Read more →If you’re like me, the idea of doing anything twice will make you break out in a cold shiver. For my Claude desktop, I often need network pcap (packet capture)…
Read more →If you’re trying to figure out whats draining your macbook, even when the lid is closed – then try the script below (call with “sudo ./battery_drain_analyzer.sh”): If you see windowServer…
Read more →⚠️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER AND TERMS OF USE **READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING** Legal Requirements: **AUTHORIZATION REQUIRED**: You MUST have explicit written permission from the system owner before running any of…
Read more →A SYN flood test using hping3 that allows you to specify the number of SYN packets to send and scales horizontally with a specific number of processes can be created using a Bash script with the xargs command. This approach allows you to distribute the workload across multiple processes for better performance. The Script This […]
Read more →I find this script useful for debugging which processes are talking to which remote port. Example Usuage:
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