Anshuman

@ansxuman

Product Engineer @ Instasafe

Bangalore , KarnatakaJoined September 2021

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I love to explore new tech and build cool stuff with it.I love reading & writing tech blogs whenever I find a not so common solution to a problem that I personally faced.

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AAnshumanhashnode.ssh-i.inDec 3, 2024 · 2 min read

The Perfect Trio: Wails, Go & Svelte in Action

Tired of juggling your phone or browser just to get your TOTP? Meet Clave — a lightweight, cross-platform desktop authenticator that simplifies secure authentication without the hassle. Why I Built Clave ? The frustration of constantly pulling out my...

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AAnshumanhashnode.ssh-i.inNov 9, 2024 · 2 min read

I Created a Developer Portfolio inspired by the macOS interface

Creating portfolio websites has been a long-time hobby of mine, going all the way back to my first site, built and hosted on wapka.mobi in 2009. This time, I wanted to create something unique that incorporates elements I use daily. The Idea & Inspira...

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AAnshumanhashnode.ssh-i.inNov 3, 2024 · 13 min read

Building Cross-Platform System Services in Go: A Step-by-Step Guide

What Are System Services? System Services are lightweight programs that operate in the background without a graphical user interface . They start automatically during system boot and run independently.Their lifecycle, which includes operations like s...

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AAnshumanhashnode.ssh-i.inOct 24, 2024 · 3 min read

Is Fail2ban Enough to Secure Your Linux Server?

Is Fail2ban Worth It? A Deep Dive into SSH Security In today’s digital landscape, securing your systems is more critical than ever. If you’re running public-facing services like SSH, you might wonder if Fail2ban is necessary. In this post, we’ll dive...

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AAnshumanhashnode.ssh-i.inOct 20, 2024 · 5 min read

How to Secure SSH on Any Linux Server using PAM and Google Authenticator

By default, SSH relies on passwords for authentication, though most security guidelines recommend switching to SSH keys for stronger protection. However, despite being more secure, SSH keys still represent only a single factor of authentication. The ...

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The Perfect Trio: Wails, Go & Svelte in Action

I Created a Developer Portfolio inspired by the macOS interface

Building Cross-Platform System Services in Go: A Step-by-Step Guide

Is Fail2ban Enough to Secure Your Linux Server?

How to Secure SSH on Any Linux Server using PAM and Google Authenticator

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Anshuman's blogs

Recently published

The Perfect Trio: Wails, Go & Svelte in Action

I Created a Developer Portfolio inspired by the macOS interface

Building Cross-Platform System Services in Go: A Step-by-Step Guide

Is Fail2ban Enough to Secure Your Linux Server?

How to Secure SSH on Any Linux Server using PAM and Google Authenticator