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whatbackup··on Harvesting SSH Credentials: Insights from My Honeypot Network
ipgeolocation.io API - should be in the article as well - cheers
whatbackup··on Harvesting SSH Credentials: Insights from My Honeypot Network
You are right.

12 - Rank 318

21 - Rank 523

I'm surprised that '12' is so low on the list.

whatbackup··on The ping-verse: a deep dive into 14 ping-type utilities across OSI layers
No love for Test-NetConnection (TNC) in Powershell or Netcat (nc -vz)?
whatbackup··on SilverBullet v2 released: open-source, self hosted, programmable notes
Been using it for some time now - V2 will break some stuff, but worth to upgrade . Good work!
whatbackup··on We built an air-gapped Jira alternative for regulated industries
Almost choked on my coffee - cheers
whatbackup··on URL Explained – The Fundamentals
Hello, author here, thank you for your feedback.

> Fragment identifiers are not sent to the server.

I've not stated that this is the case, but I might add a note, that this is the case.

> query example should have both ? and & like > ?foo=1&bar=2&baz=3

The `&` is only needed if you have multiple parameters like in the Youtube example, or am I getting it wrong?

> Perhaps behind the path/to/whatever have a /filename.XXX

This is an example for a path without explicit resource as most servers would provide an `index.html` file by default in this case. I might add a note to clarify it.

> Also, the story on the www "subdomain" is missing.

Story, as in history?

whatbackup··on URL Explained – The Fundamentals
Author here; you guys are right! - I've corrected it. Thank you
whatbackup··on URL Explained – The Fundamentals
Author here; you are right! - Added more context. Thank you
whatbackup··on URL Explained – The Fundamentals
Hello, author here: thank you for your feedback!

In general, I've removed the notes in the brackets and either added more context and examples or integrated it into the text.

> Scheme: (always present, not always visible)

Added more context.

> Path: (always present)

You are right, the root directory `/` is implied. Added this as an example.

> It is recommended to place IPv4 and IPv6 addresses into brackets:

Correct, my bad. I've added more examples and the note, that it is required to put IPv6 addresses into square brackets.

> Host: (always present, not always visible)

Been a while so I am not sure what I meant. I've made some changes and added more examples.

Again, thank you!

whatbackup··on Getting started with nmap
Not too familiar with tcpflow, thanks for your short write-up. Going to check it out.
whatbackup··on Getting Started with Tmux
Done. Thanks for the feedback. Desktop simulation didn't catch that.