The passphrase FAQ
This documentation discusses all aspects of passphrases, how to make them strong and how to crack them.
Find the HOWTO or step-by-step guide that you need right here.
This documentation discusses all aspects of passphrases, how to make them strong and how to crack them.
Linux has different security permissions, each impacting what can be done with a file and a directory.
Welcome to the world of Linux, where downloading files is a vital part of everyday tasks. Whether you’re a Linux enthusiast or a casual user, knowing how to download files efficiently is essential for your productivity. In this article, we will explore various methods and commands that you can use to download files in Linux.
Backups are the backbone of an organization. One of the efficient way to back up your files is to use the Rsync utility. Rsync is a powerful tool for efficiently transferring files between computers over a network.
As you learn Ubuntu, you find that you need to change the ownership of a folder or even its subfolders. Why is this important? Whether you’re an administrator managing multi-user environments or a regular user consolidating data, changing folder ownership can serve several key purposes.
SARA is the Security Auditor's Research Assistant. SARA is based on the SATAN security analysis model and is frequently updated to address the latest security threats.
This version of Linux has a strong, flexible mandatory access control architecture incorporated into the major subsystems of the kernel. The system provides a mechanism to enforce the separation of information based on confidentiality and integrity
Linux-related security issues are an increasing threat to businesses. Discover a solution that protects complex networks with vital on-access scanning capabilities, automatic updating and intuitive management functions.
This document is a an overview of the basic steps required to secure a Linux installation from intrusion. It is intended to be an introduction.
Looking for the easiest method for protecting a file behind a layer of encryption in Linux? Here are two easy ways.