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How To Use BlackArch Linux to Improve Your Linux Pentesting

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Penetration testing (or pentesting) plays an integral part in cybersecurity. Ethical hackers employ this practice to simulate cyberattacks against systems, networks, or applications to locate vulnerabilities before malicious hackers do. The goal of pentesting is identifying and repairing security weaknesses.

Understanding fail2ban: How To Install & Configure It for Greater SSH Security

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SSH is an indispensable part of Linux administration, enabling access to remote servers and desktops for admin tasks. Although SSH offers more secure credentials than what it replaced (Telnet), its security alone cannot guarantee safe operations. For instance, an attacker could launch a brute-force attack on your machine by constantly attempting to login until he or she gets the correct credentials.

Implementing Transparent Proxying on Linux Systems with sslh

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Imagine you run a small business with several web services, such as a corporate website, an employee intranet, and a remote access server for staff working from home. Each service typically requires its port: 80 for the website, 443 for secure access, and 22 for SSH. Managing multiple ports complicates configuration and increases your exposure to security risks.

How To Improve Your Pentesting Efforts with SnoopGod Linux

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SnoopGod Linux is a new Linux distro built on an Ubuntu base specializing in pentesting, security, and development. It is the latest entrant in the Linux distro market, offering hacking and penetration testing functionalities. This article will explore the features of SnoopGod Linux, analyze its implications, and highlight some questions security practitioners may have about the new distro.

How Can Kali Linux 2024.1 Improve My Network Security Practices?

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Kali Linux recently unveiled its first release of 2024, version 2024.1, packed with new features that are both promising and intriguing for security practitioners and Linux enthusiasts. Kali Linux is renowned for its robust security testing capabilities, the update showcases notable enhancements such as a Micro Mirror Free Software CDN, a theme refresh, desktop environment changes, NetHunter updates, and introducing four new tools. With a focus on ethical hacking and penetration testing, Kali Linux stands out as a powerful distribution that caters to various aspects of cybersecurity.