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Try Out the New Security Center in Ubuntu 24.04

Ubuntu is working on a new desktop security center and prompting-client. Here’s how to try it out in current Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. It’s an experimental new feature that will land in next Ubuntu 24.10. Which, provides graphical interface to make it easier for users to control the file/folder access permission for Snap apps. For example, […]

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New WordPress Malware Bypasses Top 14 Security Scanners

A new type of malware has been discovered that is able to bypass detection by 14 major WordPress security scanners, including Wordfence. Read on to find out more!
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Kali Linux 2024.3 Released, Here’s What’s New

Security-focused Linux distro Kali 2024.3 rolls out with Qualcomm Snapdragon support, new security tools, and major package updates.
The post Kali Linux 2024.3 Released, Here’s What’s New appeared first on Linux Today.

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Enable One Time Password in Ubuntu 24.04 for SSH or Local Login

This tutorial shows how to enable One Time PassWord in Ubuntu 24.04 for either local or remote SSH login. One Time PassWord, OTPW in short, is a PAM module which is useful for allowing a user to login public or shared computer/server using a single-use password, that works only for one time. By generating a […]

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Ubuntu’s New Prompting Client is Here to Make Snaps Safer

Prompting Client is the latest security effort for snap software, and acts as a companion to the new desktop Security Center app. As you may have read in my article last week, Prompting Client is a security buffer — think doorman — that guards your hom…

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How to Stop Brute-Force Attack Using Fail2Ban on Ubuntu 24.04

In this tutorial, learn how to install and configure Fail2Ban to prevent brute force attacks on the Ubuntu system with practical examples.
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How to Set Up a Proxy Server on Ubuntu

In this guide, we’ll explore what proxies are, how to set up a proxy server, and how to make the proxy settings permanent in Ubuntu Linux.
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8 Best Free and Open-Source Vulnerability Detection Tools

Vulnerability scanning is an essential activity for enterprise security. We recommend the best free and open source vulnerability detection tools.
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OpenBAS: Open-Source Breach and Attack Simulation Platform

OpenBAS is an open-source platform that enables organizations to plan, schedule, and execute crisis exercises, adversary simulations, and breach simulations. Compliant with ISO 22398 standards, OpenBAS is built as a modern web application featuring a u…

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How to Enable Automatic Security Updates in Debian 12

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to enable automatic security updates to download and install important security patches as soon as they’re available in Debian 12.
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Ubuntu’s New Security Center Readies Stable Release

Ubuntu’s new desktop Security Center app is gearing up for its first stable release, along with a background tool called Prompting Client. I first reported on the creation of Security Center earlier this year and it hasn’t changed a great d…

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Monitor Linux User Activity With Acct or Psacct Tools

Discover two favorite sysadmin commands, known as acct and psacct, that allow them to track the activity of users on the system.
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6 Best Open-Source Password Managers for Mac in 2024

Explore the top open-source password managers available for Mac users. Find the best one that suits your needs and secure your online accounts effectively.
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How to Set Up UFW Firewall on Ubuntu 24.04 (for Beginners)

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use UFW on Ubuntu to create, delete, and manage firewall rules in user-friendly ways.
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Don’t Panic! It’s Only 60 Linux CVE Security Bulletins a Week

In security circles, Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures security bulletins can be downright scary. In Linux, however, it’s just business as usual.
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How to Install and Use Firejail on Linux

Firejail allows you to easily sandbox Linux applications. Find out how to add this extra layer of security.
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Record-Breaking Bounty Awarded For LiteSpeed Cache Plugin Vulnerability

A security researcher has uncovered a critical vulnerability in the LiteSpeed Cache plugin. Patchstack has awarded a $14,400 bounty for the discovery.
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PostgreSQL Databases Under Attack

Poorly protected PostgreSQL databases running on Linux machines are being compromised by cryptojacking attackers.
The attack — observed by Aqua Security researchers on a honeypot system — starts with the threat actors brute-forcing access credentials.

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LUKS: Linux Hard Disk Data Encryption with NTFS Support in Linux

LUKS acronym stands for Linux Unified Key Setup, which is a wide method of disk encryption used by Linux Kernel and is implemented with the cryptsetup package.
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How to Encrypt Full Disk During Ubuntu 24.04 Install

Encrypting your Ubuntu 24.04 installation provides an added layer of security by scrambling data on your disk, making it unreadable without the decryption key.
This guide will walk you through encrypting the boot, swap, and root partitions during the i…

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