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Linux Malware on the Rise: Tops Attacks to Look for and How to Protect Against Them

Posted on January, 2023January, 2023 by Rimsha Ashraf

Linux malware is an increasing threat to businesses and organizations that run Linux-based systems. According to a report, Malware Attacks on Linux-based devices increased by 35% in 2021, primarily to enlist IoT gadgets in DDoS assaults. It’s important for … Read more

Tagged ethical hacking, linux

Top 5 Malware Scanners for Linux

Posted on January, 2023January, 2023 by Rimsha Ashraf

Businesses use a firewall and regular security system upgrades to protect their Linux servers from cyber assaults and threats. However, there still remains the chance for unauthorized users to gain access to these protected systems. To avoid your Linux systems … Read more

Tagged ethical hacking, hacking-tools, linux

Exposing Ransomware in Linux-based Multi-cloud Environments

Posted on January, 2023January, 2023 by Rimsha Ashraf

Linux is the most popular operating system in multi-cloud environments and has been dominant for the past five years. But the fact that most malware countermeasures currently in place focus on Windows-based malware threats leaves many public and private cloud … Read more

Tagged cloud computing, ethical hacking, linux

Top 8 Network Scanning Tools

Posted on March, 2022March, 2022 by Rimsha Ashraf

Scanning your network regularly is essential for ensuring the health of your network and devices. It helps to troubleshoot issues at an early stage. As we all know, cyberattacks are rising increasingly due to the rapid advancement in technology. The … Read more

Tagged hacking-tools, linux, networking, system administration

How to Extract All Links from PDF in Linux

Posted on March, 2022March, 2022 by Zaher Talab

PDF files are one of the most common online documents formats. In many cases, you will need to extract URLs from a specific pdf file. Whether this file is on your desktop or the web, if you are a Linux … Read more

Tagged linux, pdf

How to Transfer Files using Rsync in Linux

Posted on January, 2022January, 2022 by Vladimir Petre

The necessity of transferring files has always been of the utmost importance in all IT domains, so making sure the process is secure, easy, and clean is a top priority.

There are multiple ways of transferring files on Linux operating … Read more

Tagged linux, networking, system administration

How to Crack Zip Files in Linux

Posted on December, 2021December, 2021 by Abdou Rockikz

As you may already know, Zip files can be secured by a password to protect your files against unauthorized access. If you happen to forget your password, then this tutorial will definitely help you crack the password of that file … Read more

Tagged cracking, ethical hacking, forensics, linux

How to Generate Random Data in Linux

Posted on November, 2021November, 2021 by Vladimir Petre

A lot of times, a little hazard is good and also needed in our lives. There are many reasons you need random data, some of them are related to encryption, password creation, lottery numbers, read and write speed tests, etc.… Read more

Tagged ethical hacking, forensics, linux, ubuntu

How to Brute-Force SSH in Linux

Posted on November, 2021February, 2022 by Rimsha Ashraf

The Secure Shell Protocol or SSH is probably one of the most common methods for Linux administrators to perform remote administrations of servers. It has become a valuable attack vector for intruders. One of the most reliable methods to gain … Read more

Tagged cracking, ethical hacking, forensics, linux

How to Get All System and Hardware Info in Linux

Posted on October, 2021November, 2021 by Vladimir Petre

Linux operating systems are used mostly for servers and server-side applications. Knowing the hardware capabilities, components and compatibility is essential for any system administrator, developer, or DevOps engineer. All right, you may know the number of CPU cores, how many … Read more

Tagged devops, linux, system administration

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