Security

Why Do I Need a Firewall?

Unix/Linux is well known for its security and nobody doubts that. But why not work to make your machine even more secure. Securing your...

A Pentesting Release for the Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card-sized single-board computer developed in the UK by the Raspberry Pi Foundation with the intention of promoting the teaching...

Updated Debian 7: 7.3 released!

The Debian project is pleased to announce the third update of its stable distribution Debian 7 (codename "wheezy"). This update mainly adds corrections for...

Protect Your Online Privacy With PrivacyFix

PrivacyFix is yet another Google Chrome add-on from AVG that indicates you how your online activity is being tracked and help you to fill...

Google Chrome 29 Has Been Released, 25 New Security Fixes

Hello Google Chrome Users! This article is a short update for all of you guys that use Google Chrome as your web browser or...

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...

5 Tips for an Effective Cyber Security Strategy for Your Business

Cyber attacks have drastically advanced, with criminals using more sophisticated tools to steal and misuse company data. This has increased ransomware, phishing attempts, DoS...

3 Reasons Why Linux is the Best Choice to Achieve Optimal...

With technological advancements, hackers are becoming increasingly adept at identifying vulnerabilities and gaps in security systems. This makes unauthorized access to secure data and...

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...

Small Business Cybersecurity: Tips for Choose the Best Antivirus Software for...

Today, many small businesses use Linux based systems, which are easy to use and less vulnerable to security concerns.While Linux systems are secure, due...

Data Security and Privacy in Cloud Migration

Cloud-based computing has revolutionized the way businesses operate. It provides secure data storage as well as cost-efficient access to vast amounts of information. There...

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...

How to Leverage Cybersecurity With Linux Systems

Linux is one of the operating systems such as Windows, Mac OS, and IOS. Linux also powers the Android system that most popular platforms...

Essential Cybersecurity Tools for Linux in 2023

In today's digital happenings, taking serious cybersecurity measures is crucial to protect sensitive information from cybercriminals, especially for corporate organizations with high levels of...

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...

Tighten the Security of Linux Servers

What is Linux? The simple and straightforward meaning of Linux is the operating system used to build a connection between the software resources and the...

Advanced Linux Malware Makes a Comeback

Linux has an excellent reputation as an operating system, promising great stability, reliability, and, until recently, security. Unfortunately, advanced malware targeting Linux users is experiencing...

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...