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    13 min read

    Kernel panic on a Debian NAS: recovering a truncated libc without rebooting into the void

    A Debian 13 NAS that won't boot: immediate kernel panic on the first userspace exec, with libc.so.6 turned into "ISO-8859 text" instead of ELF. Diagnosis through debugfs, recovery from a live USB with the apt↔libc chicken-and-egg trap, and the APT guardrails to put in place so it never happens again.

    naslinuxdebian
  2. 02

    5 min read

    Secure remote access to your NAS with Tailscale

    Setting up Tailscale as a WireGuard mesh VPN to access your NAS and entire local network from anywhere, without opening ports.

    naslinuxvpn
  3. 03

    6 min read

    Migrating Synology data to a Debian NAS without losing anything

    Recovering an existing Synology RAID on Debian: Btrfs patch, eCryptFS decryption and automatic mounting with mdadm + LVM detection.

    naslinuxstorage
  4. 04

    6 min read

    Hardening your NAS Linux kernel to CIS Level 2 standards

    Over 40 sysctl parameters, module blacklisting, GRUB settings and filesystem hardening to achieve CIS Level 2 security on Debian.

    naslinuxsecurity
  5. 05

    6 min read

    Firewall and Fail2ban: locking down NAS network access

    Setting up UFW with deny-by-default and Fail2ban with progressive bans to effectively protect a Debian NAS against network intrusions.

    naslinuxsecurity
  6. 06

    4 min read

    Securing SSH with post-quantum algorithms

    Configuring OpenSSH with post-quantum key exchanges (ML-KEM768, sntrup761), Ed25519 keys, and hardened authentication for your NAS.

    naslinuxsecurity