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Enterprise Linux & Open Source...
With rapid change impacting technological advancement, understanding the gap between perception and reality becomes crucial for organizational security. Our upcoming “Enterprise Linux & Open Source Landscape Report 2025” reveals several...
Passkeys on Linux: Breaking Free...
In a recent Ars Technica article, Dan Goodin provided an insightful critique of passkey technology’s current state, highlighting how its elegant technical foundation is undermined by fragmented implementation and platform...
Linux Firewall: Configuration, Tools, Best...
For modern organizations, safeguarding your system against cyber threats is paramount. Linux, renowned for its robust security features, offers a wide range of firewall solutions to strengthen your defenses. In...
25+ Essential Linux Security Tools:...
Combining multiple Linux security tools to protect against various threats is crucial for a robust security posture. Effective use of security tools requires knowledge of their capabilities, configurations, and how...
How Risk Prediction Models Improve...
Risk prediction models help identify potential security threats in Linux systems before they escalate. These models use historical data to identify patterns that might point to future threats. KernelCare Enterprise...
Securing Linux Containers: Best Practices...
Linux containers have become indispensable in modern IT environments, facilitating streamlined deployment, scalability, and resource efficiency. However, with increased usage comes heightened risk, and securing containerized applications is an essential...
Are Online Password Generators Really...
The cybersecurity world is no stranger to heated debates, and one such exchange on Twitter recently caught our attention. It was claimed that online password generators are inherently evil, insecure,...
Understanding EPEL: Install and Use...
EPEL is a trusted repository created and maintained by a dedicated group within the Fedora community. It provides high quality packages that are not included in the base RHEL...
CVE and CVSS Explained: Your...
CVE provides unique identifiers for vulnerabilities, facilitating tracking and communication across platforms. CVSS assigns numerical scores to vulnerabilities, helping prioritization based on severity. CVE and CVSS empower Linux administrators to...
What is Jenkins? Key Features,...
Jenkins is a versatile automation server that streamlines the software development lifecycle. With 1,900+ plugins, it can be tailored to specific project needs and integrated with various tools and technologies....
Social Engineering Tactics: How to...
Social engineering exploits human psychology to manipulate individuals into compromising security. Common tactics include phishing, pretexting, baiting, and tailgating, all designed to deceive and exploit trust. Warning signs include unusual...