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Hacker's Corner: Complete Guide to Anti-Debugging in Linux - Part 3

In the previous part of our Hacker's Corner series, we covered anti-debugging using a trivial self-modifying code. Here, instead of blocking debugging completely, we will detect various debugger-induced activities.

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jul 18, 2022

Hacker's Corner: Complete Guide to Anti-Debugging in Linux - Part 2

In our previous Hacker's Corner article, we covered some simple anti-debugging. Here, we will see some better techniques.

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jul 13, 2022

How To Hide Your IP And Keep From Being Tracked

While the internet provides many benefits, it also brings new risks and challenges. One of the most common and notable of these is the threat to our privacy. Some users might think that they are protected by their browser, search engine and antivirus programs. However, the truth is that most of us aren’t doing nearly enough to keep websites from tracking us. 

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jul 04, 2022

Which Browser is Best for Online Security?

Today, one of the most popular ways for free websites and browsers to make a profit is tracking and selling user data to advertisers.  While most tracking is behind the scenes and discreet, allowing oneself to be tracked can have negative consequences–attackers often attempt to track users the same way legitimate companies do in order to steal data; not to mention the growing concern of companies using data purchased from legitimate sources to manipulate users. 

Yosef Davidowitz

• Yosef Davidowitz
• Jul 04, 2022

Complete Guide to Using Wapiti Web Vulnerability Scanner to Keep Your Web Applications & Websites Secure

Globally, there are roughly 30,000 web-based cyberattacks daily, primarily targeting smaller businesses and smaller websites. To put it into perspective, that is an estimated 1 cyberattack every 3 seconds that targets websites specifically.

Brian Gomez

• Brian Gomez
• Jul 04, 2022

How to Spend Less Time on Web and API Security

Thank you to Anastasios Arampatzis for contributing this article. With web and API security becoming an increasingly important aspect of software development, “shift left” is gaining wide acceptance as a best practice to ensure security integrates with development early. More and more cybersecurity companies are releasing relevant products and capabilities, and the practice is becoming almost de facto for engineering teams.

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jun 30, 2022

Thank You for Participating in Our Security Dashboard Redesign Survey

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jun 24, 2022

Web App Vs. Progressive Web App: How Are They Different?

Technology is developing and advancing tremendously. New inventions are delivered to the market every year and all of these improve the entire domain a lot. But because there are so many options and opportunities on the market, you might end up feeling more confused than at the beginning. 

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jun 22, 2022

Email Security FAQs Answered by Guardian Digital

With email-related attacks becoming increasingly prevalent and serious, securing your business email accounts is more important than ever before.

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jun 20, 2022

The Three Best Tools You Need to Scan Your Linux System for Malware

Learn about the growing importance of scanning Linux systems for malware, and our favorite tools for doing so.

Brian Gomez

• Brian Gomez
• Jun 14, 2022

A Getting-Started Guide to Improving Security with Open-Source Static & Dynamic Security Scanners

As open-source software becomes increasingly common in the infrastructure of businesses, it is essential to ensure the security of the software being relied upon.  An increasingly popular cyber security solution is open-source SAST (Static Application Security Testing) and DAST (Dynamic Analysis Security Testing) security scanning, which give IT technicians and developers the ability to access the code of a certain piece of software to remove threats or improve the strength of its security. 

Yosef Davidowitz

• Yosef Davidowitz
• Jun 13, 2022

Open Source Security: Key Benefits & Drawbacks You Should Know

This article will explore the key benefits and potential drawbacks of open source security in under a minute.

Yosef Davidowitz

• Yosef Davidowitz
• Jun 13, 2022

Joomla Security in 2022 - Best Practices To Secure Your Website

Looking to secure your Joomla website? Here are some best practices to prevent your Joomla website from getting hacked by cyberattackers in 2022.

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jun 07, 2022

Linux Cybersecurity Education & Training is Integral to Growing Your Career

It can be pretty fulfilling to improve your career in cybersecurity, and there are plenty of methods you can consider that will help boost your capabilities. The need for cybersecurity professionals has increased over the past few years; an Accenture report stated that 68% of business leaders find their cybersecurity risks to be increasing, and a survey from the Linux Foundation explained that companies are trying to hire more open-source talent to help companies install protection throughout their systems.

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Jun 03, 2022

What You Need to Know About Open-Source Software Security

While allowing public access to the sensitive behind-the-scenes operation of a program sounds risky, open-source software actually has the potential to be even more secure than a program with hidden code. However, as with any type of software, vulnerabilities still exist and can present a serious security risk if they remain unidentified and unpatched.

Yosef Davidowitz

• Yosef Davidowitz
• May 31, 2022

Best File & Disk Encryption Tools for Linux

As we rapidly transition to an increasingly digital society, data protection is a greater concern than ever before. Encryption is one of the most effective and widely used methods of securing sensitive information from unauthorized parties. In this article, we'll introduce you to some Linux file and disk encryption tools we love to help you safeguard critical data and protect your privacy online. 

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• May 26, 2022

Everything You Need to Know about Bug Bounties & How To Get Involved

Ethical hacking might sound contradictory, but leveraging the skills of the ‘white hat’ hacker community has done a great deal for safety and security on the internet. Nowhere does this show more than through so-called bug bounty programs created to tackle different issues within the code. Many bug bounty programs focus on identifying issues within software or applications. However, others focus on server or website vulnerabilities.

Justice Levine

• Justice Levine
• May 26, 2022

Call for Contributors with Knowledge of Linux Firewalls!

Greetings fellow Linux security enthusiasts, Interested in becoming a LinuxSecurity contributor, but need an article topic idea and some guidance to help you get started? 

Brittany Day

• Brittany Day
• Apr 28, 2022