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LinuxSecurity Contributor - Brittany Day

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Brittany Day

Brittany is a passionate, committed content creator and editor for LinuxSecurity. Brittany aims to write and promote content that provides value to everyone, regardless of their career or familiarity with Linux, raising awareness of the many advantages of Open Source. Brittany earned a BS in General Science at the University of Oregon. Aside from writing, Brittany's passions include spending time with family, bodybuilding, and gardening.

Education: BS in General Science, University of Oregon

Experience: LinuxSecurity Senior Content Editor, 2018 - present

Citizenship: USA

Articles From Brittany Day

8 - 11 min read
Most Linux admins assume they know which TCP/IP ports their servers expose, until a scan reveals
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
1 - 3 min read
Linux admins, Every Linux server that touches the internet gets the same background noise
Linux Security Week
1 - 2 min read
Linux admins - Linux quietly runs the majority of IoT and edge infrastructure that modern
Linux Advisory Watch
1 - 3 min read
Linux admins, You’ve locked down SSH, hardened systemd, and tuned auditd—but what hap
Linux Security Week
5 - 7 min read
If you’ve worked with Linux long enough, ClamAV has probably crossed your path. It shows
Vendors/Products
1 - 2 min read
Linux admins - Today’s phishing landscape has a new chameleon: the innocuous QR code. O
Linux Advisory Watch
14 - 19 min read
You locked down SSH, hardened systemd services, tuned auditd, and felt reasonably confident about
Cloud Security
11 - 15 min read
You can lock down UFW or nftables, tighten SSH, layer in fail2ban, and still not know what is act
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
12 - 16 min read
Open any internet-facing Linux server and check /var/log/auth.log or run journalctl -u ssh. If it
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
1 - 3 min read
Linux admins, If you’ve ever used Arch Linux’s AUR to quickly grab a package and move
Linux Security Week
11 - 15 min read
You’ve probably heard that Wireguard is simpler and more secure. That sounds good, but it doesn
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
12 - 16 min read
You’ve probably used GPG already. Maybe indirectly through package updates, maybe signing a Git
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles

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