Linux Security: Using Open-Source Tools to Protect Your System
Linux is often hailed as being more secure than alternative systems, namely Windows and macOS. While this may be true…
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How To Increase Your Online Protection With Antivirus Software?
Bitdefender Antivirus For Better Protection Bitdefender is a company that produces antivirus software, internet security software, end-user protection software, server…
6 Kubernetes Security Best Practices Every Linux Administrator Should Know
Kubernetes is a popular container orchestration platform used by many professionals around the world. It’s an open-source platform that enables…
CyberGhost: Is it the best VPN for Torrenting, Streaming ?
VPN is now becoming a must-have for using the internet. Whether you want to secure your internet traffic or want…
Easy guide for Securing Redis Server
Like any other application or server, Redis installations might also be susceptible to unauthorized access or intrusions, if we have…
How to Keep Consumer Data Secure on Your E-Commerce Website
Your eCommerce business and consumers are directly linked to each other, which is why their data is your data. If they…
Descriptive guide to install OpenVPN on Linux
In ever-increasing threats against internet users, VPN provides a safe way to access the internet as it secures our data…
4 Things You Need to Know About Network Monitoring
Did you realize hacking attempts happen once every 39 seconds? The overwhelming majority of these attacks target business owners. If…
Beginner’s guide to SELinux
SELinux or Security Enhanced Linux is advanced access control mechanism which was developed by US security agency NSA to prevent…
Password Protect APACHE Directory with Basic Authentication
In our earlier tutorials, we have discussed ‘how we can create a apache server’ ‘secure it using an SSL certificate’…
Getting started with FIREWALLD in RHEL/CentOS 7
Earlier we discussed about SELinux, which helps us secure our system. In addition to using SELinux, we should also enable…
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