Security

Cybersecurity And Its Importance For Businesses

It seems that more of our lives are starting to take place online. We use the internet for business, shopping, entertainment, socializing, and so...

6 Factors that Make Linux Important for your Small Business

A huge number of modern companies know about Linux firsthand. Many of them have been using various distributions in one form or another for...

Cyber-Attacks on Industrial Infrastructure are Intensifying

Cybercriminals are now attacking the whole world in a very different way. In the past, they were just limited to the normal power users...

5 Data Security Issues on Linux

Every tech enthusiast knows that Linux comes with the freedom that hardly any other OS can offer. We don’t even have to get into...

Tips to Enhance Linux Security

In recent years, the usage of linux operating systems has increased a bit. Though, not at that impressive rate, there have been more users...

5 Linux Cybersecurity Mistakes Small Businesses Commonly Make

Running a small business on Linux doesn’t mean having a small workload. You need to take care of so many things yourself or with...

5 Cybersecurity Tips to Help Linux Users Protect Their Computers

Cybercrime is a  growing threat that has caused most internet users to rethink how they protect their data and information. Cybercriminals are getting more...

Let’s Encrypt your Apache webserver on CentOS 7

Introduction It was September when, with a post on its blog, Google announced that starting from Chrome 56, its browser will mark non-secure pages containing...

WireShark 2.2.2: 30 bug fixes

WireShark is the most popular network protocol analyzer. Admins use it mostly for troubleshooting, developers for testing new protocols, and it's also a very...

Privilege-escalation bug present for 9 years in Linux

Under active exploit There is a critical bug, Dirty COW, present virtually on all GNU/Linux distributions, under active exploit since 9 years ago. Security researchers, while...

OpenSSL fixed a critical flaw introduced on 22nd September patch

OpenSSL released a patch on 22nd September 2016 to address a lot of security holes. But four days later, with a security advisory, the...

IPTABLES VS FIREWALLD

Today we will walk through iptables and firewalld and we will learn about the history of these two along with installation & how we can...

How to Configure Sshguard With IPFW Firewall On FreeBsd ?

There is an old saying that the only safe computer is one that’s disconnected from the network, turned off, and locked in an underground...

What Is Fork Bomb And How Can You Prevent This Danger?

If you are not thrilled with the real bomb, you can try typing this  :(){ :|:& };:  on your Linux terminal to crash your computer. you...

How to install Univention Corporate Server

Preface Most of the IT or non-IT organization/companies generally possess hybrid environment .i.e. they have Linux based as well as Microsoft based desktops or servers.It...

Protecting Apache Server From Denial-of-Service (Dos) Attack

Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack is an attempt to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users, such as to temporarily or indefinitely...

Five Pentest Tools for you

A pentest, short-name for penetration test, is a software attack which looks for security weaknesses in a system. Penetration tests are a component of...

How to configure CacheGurard web gateway

About CacheGuard CacheGuard is an dedicated Gateway application OS along with web based management system. It protects users along with web applications, it is open...