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By Mr Lofven,  May 12th, 2012 Category: IT & Computers, Main blogOk, I dropped Lubuntu. It was probably the most weird little distro I have ever tried to get along with. Although I really hate Unity, I still like Ubuntu a lot. And with the 5 year LTS on 12.04, it's tempting to stick with Ubuntu. And so I will. Just installed Kubuntu, an Ubuntu distro with KDE desktop.
I was really surprised! This one is just as light as the "light" distros (Xubuntu, Lubuntu etc) but IT WORKS!! Completely hazzle free, even with my strange Nvidia graphics card. No need to install the Nvidia drivers and taking the risk of getting the "6 desktop screen" again. It works, its smooth and fast...and it's really beautiful. No need to get a Mac either...that would be a downgrade for me right now in so many aspects.
Get Kubuntu and try it yourself!
By Mr Lofven, April 30th, 2012 Category: IT & Computers, Main blogBeing a little sick and tired of Ubuntu and it's tablet like Unity desktop, I went back to 10.04. I wont get far of course, as it is only supported until April next year. It's nice to see that there actually are good alternatives.
I have now switched to Lubuntu (12.04). We'll see if I run into any interesting problems or solutions, and if so - I'll post something.
By Mr Lofven, April 13th, 2012 Category: Infosec, Main blogToday my wife recieved a spam. A real spam. Written on paper, in an envelope, picked up from our physical mailbox outside our house. Now, how cool is that!? The spammer had no idea that the reciever is married to an IT security specialist. On the other hand, I dont have any spam filters on our physical mailbox. Who's got who? Continue reading A real spam letter
By Mr Lofven, March 29th, 2012 Category: IT & ComputersMy post on how to use public key authentication in Connectbot is one of the most frequently visited posts at arbi.se. Here are just a few, but indeed helpful, tips on how to use common commands in Connectbot. Continue reading Android Connectbot quick tips
By Mr Lofven, March 14th, 2012 Category: Infosec, Main blog, WebKeeping your site from getting hacked is not just a matter of upgrading wp. Stuff like web server, password strength, plug ins, and PHP version matters too. Read more on Websense blog
By Mr Lofven, March 1st, 2012 Category: Infosec, Main blogI have written posts about this before, but this never goes out of season. Continue reading Android security at your hands
By Mr Lofven, December 31st, 2011 Category: Infosec, Main blogI have added the Web Analyzer login to arbi.se, on the right side. Since arbisec.com will soon be closed down, I believe arbi.se could be the new home for it. As before there are two account types – free and commercial. I hope I will get the time to setup some account request functionality soon…
edited: now I know the difference of left and right.. 
By Mr Lofven, December 23rd, 2011 Category: Main blogAt arbi.se we expect to have lot's of information for you in 2012.
- Favourite applications and platforms will have flaws and fixes and will need patches and stitches.
- Famous vendors will most certainly screw up in a way, that requires analyzing, mocking and a "comment of the day".
- Malware and security risks leave you in vain? There will be new ways to make your digital life a pain, and we will gladly play doctor with you again and again.
- We will continue to pretend that we are professional photographers, and give you tons of useful tips that we've ripped from others.
- The web will come in new standards with new ways to type, and we'll closely follow the latest hype.
I would like to whish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Mr Lofven
By Mr Lofven, December 18th, 2011 Category: IT & Computers, Main blogIt's just not working for me, with Ubuntu 11.04. I decided to drop it, and chosed an alternative path. Continue reading Sorry Ubuntu
By Mr Lofven, December 4th, 2011 Category: Infosec, Main blog, WebI have decided to sell my domain arbisec.com, including all it's cloud services. This means, the buyer will acquire the domain name, most of the website content and the source code for our cloud services Arbisec Web Analyzer and Arbisec Sitescanner.
This is not a happy moment. But running a small firm on free time can put a lot of pressure on one person. I still believe a lot in my services, especially Arbisec Sitescanner which provides far more security than McAffee or any other product. For less buck!
I really hope that anyone will carry on with these services, as Arbi Consulting will focus more on website development and promotion within the Swedish market.
The domain is sold at Flippa. Please view the auction, and place a bid if interested.
Best whishes,
Ola Löfvén
Arbi Consulting
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