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Common Linux Security Issues You Should Monitor

Linux is one of the best operating systems and has provided its services to its users for 30 years now. It is currently rated as the most powerful operating system. This is because it has more users than Windows and the cloud platform for Microsoft. Many users have left windows and are now using Linux […]

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How to Find User Accounts with Empty Password on Linux

In Linux computing, system security is the highest priority. Standard users or system administrators always take certain precautions to ensure the safety of the system and its users. We have already discussed many topics related to system security (get the link at the bottom of this article). However, today we will focus on ensuring the […]

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3 Free Linux Security Training Courses You Can Take Right Now

Here are three courses that are absolutely free and should be on your list: Linux Server Management and Security, Introduction to Linux for Cybersecurity Crash Course, and Securing Linux Systems.
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Open-Source Software Usage Slowing Down for Fear of Vulnerabilities, Exposures, Risks

While open-source software was created by and for developers, it is now an integral part of commercial software development and the backbone for continuous enterprise innovation. Of those surveyed, 20% identified open source’s speed of innovation and affordability as the most valued benefits of its usage. When asked about the biggest threats to further innovation […]

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Intrusion Detection with Snort

Practical tutorial on how to install Snort and how to get started with Snort alerts and rules to successfully implement an Intrusion Detection System.

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How to Show Security Warning Message to SSH Unauthorized Users

The post How to Show Security Warning Message to SSH Unauthorized Users first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .SSH banner warnings are crucial when companies or organizations want to show a strict warning message to discourage una…

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New Linux Malware Shikitega Can Take Full Control of Devices

AT&T Alien Labs has discovered a new Linux malware, Shikitega, that can be used for highly evasive attacks. Learn more here.
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DOS Flood With hping3

This explains how to execute DDOS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks using the hping3 tool which is useful for security or capability testing purposes.

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Cybersecurity Best Practices for Your Enterprise in 2022

Day by day, cybercriminals devise new ways to gain unauthorized access to and manipulate data belonging to others. To maintain their shady practices, they’ve perfected methods to operate unseen, taking advantage of weaknesses in web infrastructure. Everybody with an online presence can be a target, either for monetary or other…

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Suricata – A Intrusion Detection, Prevention, and Security Tool

The post Suricata – A Intrusion Detection, Prevention, and Security Tool first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Suricata is a powerful, versatile, and open-source threat detection engine that provides functionalities for intrusion…

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Thousands of QNAP NAS devices hit by DeadBolt ransomware

QNAP Systems has provided more information about the latest DeadBolt ransomware campaign targeting users of its network attached storage (NAS) devices. Learn more here.
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Researchers publish post-quantum upgrade to the Signal protocol

PQShield published a white paper that lays out the quantum threat to secure end-to-end messaging and explains how post-quantum cryptography (PQC) can be added to the Signal secure messaging protocol to protect it from quantum attacks. Learn more here.

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Ransomware attacks on Linux to surge

Trend Micro has predicted that ransomware groups will increasingly target Linux servers and embedded systems over the coming years. Learn more here.
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GitLab Patches Critical RCE in Community and Enterprise Editions

The widely-used DevOps platform GitLab has released critical security updates for its Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE).
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Phishing PyPI Users: Attackers Compromise Legitimate Projects

PyPI, the official third-party software repository for Python packages, is warning about a phishing campaign targeting its users. Learn more here.
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Best Open-Source Distributions for Pentesting and Forensics

Linux has an extensive range of open-source distributions that pentesters, ethical hackers, and network defenders can use in their work, whether for pentesting, digital forensics, or other cybersecurity uses. Learn about the best open-source distributi…

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7 Open-Source Malware Analysis Tools You Should Try Out

Malware analysis benefits security analysts by allowing them to identify and triage incidents. Learn about some of the best open-source malware analysis tools here.
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Importance of Data Security during Migration From On-Premises to Cloud

Data Migration is actually the process of transferring data from one system to another and changing storage, databases or applications. The ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) process states that data migration always requires at least Extract and Load steps. We have recently talked about migrating WordPress sites from one server to another. This…

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Ubuntu 22.10 May Disable GNOME’s New ‘Device Security’ Panel

Among the GNOME 43 features is a new ‘Device Security’ panel that tells you about the security status of your device. But if you upgrade to Ubuntu 22.10 in October you’re unlikely to be able to see it. A bug report filed by Ubuntu dev…

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How to Manage the Intersection of Java, Security and DevOps at a Low Complexity Cost

Erik Costlow, Senior Director of Product Management at Azul, talks about Java-centric vulnerabilities and the headache they have become for developers everywhere. He touches on the need for putting security back into DevOps and how developers can better navigate vulnerabilities that are taking up all of their efforts and keeping them from being able to […]

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