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    Linux Advisory Watch: September 18th, 2020
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    The new BLESA Bluetooth security flaw can keep billions of devices vulnerable
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    Best File and Disk Encryption Tools For Linux
    Best File and Disk Encryption Tools For Linux
    Date 14 Sep 2020
    Linux Server Security: A Getting Started Guide
    Linux Server Security: A Getting Started Guide
    Date 28 Aug 2020
    IoT Security Vulnerabilities are Ubiquitous: How To Secure Your Router and Your Linux System Now
    IoT Security Vulnerabilities are Ubiquitous: How To Secure Your Router and Your Linux System Now
    Date 02 Aug 2020
    The Ultimate Guide to Using Data Encryption on Linux
    The Ultimate Guide to Using Data Encryption on Linux
    Date 28 Jul 2020

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    The new BLESA Bluetooth security flaw can keep billions of devices vulnerable
    The new BLESA Bluetooth security flaw can keep billions of devices vulnerable
    Date 18 Sep 2020
    Category Security Vulnerabilities
    Author Posted By Brittany Day

    Billions of smartphones, tablets, laptops, and Linux-based IoT devices are now using Bluetooth software stacks that are potentially susceptible a new security flaw. Titled as BLESA (Bl ...

    SSH Attack Vector: Dormant & Forgotten Keys
    SSH Attack Vector: Dormant & Forgotten Keys
    Date 16 Sep 2020
    Category Cryptography
    Author Posted By Brittany Day

    SSH keys play a critical role in server and network security, yet are too often overlooked by admins, IT professionals and security teams.

    What's new in the Linux kernel
    What's new in the Linux kernel
    Date 15 Sep 2020
    Category Security Projects
    Author Posted By Brittany Day

    After all these years, Linux kernel core developers keep innovating. New kernel versions will be faster and more stable.

    The 10 Best Rolling Release Linux Distributions
    The 10 Best Rolling Release Linux Distributions
    Date 14 Sep 2020
    Category Vendors/Products
    Author Posted By Brittany Day

    Learn about 10 great rolling release Linux distros in this helpful guide.

    The What, Why & How of SSH Protocol
    The What, Why & How of SSH Protocol
    Date 11 Sep 2020
    Category Cryptography
    Author Posted By Brittany Day

    "Modern challenges require modern security approaches." Enterprises must transition to using passwordless solutions in order to protect against emerging threats – which is where SSH ...

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    HOWTOs

    Rootless containers using Podman
    Rootless containers using Podman
    Date 17 Sep 2020
    Setting up port redirects in Linux...
    Setting up port redirects in Linux...
    Date 17 Sep 2020
    How to Setup Automatic Kernel...
    How to Setup Automatic Kernel...
    Date 09 Sep 2020
    Scanning containers for...
    Scanning containers for...
    Date 03 Sep 2020
    Filtering tcpdump: Creating order...
    Filtering tcpdump: Creating order...
    Date 01 Sep 2020
    On secure-shell security
    On secure-shell security
    Date 28 Aug 2020
    On container image security
    On container image security
    Date 27 Aug 2020
    Troubleshoot your network with...
    Troubleshoot your network with...
    Date 24 Aug 2020

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    Advisories

    openSUSE: 2020:1486-1: moderate: virtualbox
    Date 20 Sep 2020 @ 10:13
    openSUSE: 2020:1483-1: important: perl-DBI
    Date 20 Sep 2020 @ 04:15
    Debian LTS: DLA-2375-1: inspircd security update
    Date 20 Sep 2020 @ 02:43
    openSUSE: 2020:1478-1: important: fossil
    Date 19 Sep 2020 @ 22:15

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    Security Center

    Password Guessing with THC-Hydra
    Password Guessing with THC-Hydra

    Hydra is available for Windows and Linux. I've used both, however if you ...

    Linux Mint - The Trio
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    Lynis - Security and system...

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