FIRST has unveiled the latest version of its Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS 4.0). Learn more here.
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Practical tutorial on how to renew the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates on Linux-based systems to maintain the secure connections to your website and user data.
Comprehensive tutorial on how to install and get started with the Snort IDS (Intrusion Detection System) in Debian-based Linux distributions including Ubuntu.
In this guide, we recommend some free and open-source alternatives to the proprietary password manager Google Password Manager.
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Oxeye has uncovered two critical security vulnerabilities in Owncast (CVE-2023-3188) and EaseProbe (CVE-2023-33967). Learn more here.
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Tutanota aims to offer the first end-to-end encrypted cloud solution, which would be secure against quantum computers.
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Open-source projects utilizing insecure generative AI have poor security posture, resulting in an environment with substantial risk for organizations.
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The new Ubuntu kernel security updates address CVE-2023-35788, an out-of-bounds write vulnerability. Learn more here.
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Kali Linux has emerged as pen testers’ go-to OS due to its comprehensive tools and features tailored for security testing and analysis.
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Recon is the initial stage in the penetration testing process. Here are 10 open-source recon tools that deserve to be in your arsenal.
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Here we’ll discuss how patch management works on Linux, best practices, and the best patch management tools for Linux.
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For secure and better-controlled web access in NGINX, you can allow and restrict certain IP address, ranges, subdomains, and URLs.
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AI will make security worse before it makes it significantly better, but at the cost of a lot of jobs. Read on for the full implications of all this.
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Explore command-line tools to generate, encrypt, and decrypt random passwords in Linux with or without the slat method.
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As a security expert or enthusiast, check out this list of top open-source tools for securing your Linux server.
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The following collection encompasses a diverse range of cybersecurity projects on GitHub that can help safegaurd digital assets.
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In this guide, we explore some of the tips that you can implement to safeguard your SSH servers from brute-force attacks.
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Learn how to lock a system user’s account after a specifiable number of failed SSH login attempts in Red Hat-based distributions.
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Ubuntu 18.04 LTS will continue the tradition of offering commercial support in the form of extended security maintenance.
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Building a custom cracking rig for research can be expensive, so penetration tester Max Ahartz built one on AWS. Learn more here.
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