Happy Monday fellow Linux geeks and Open Source enthusiasts! In this week's newsletter we dive into the topic of Linux Cloud Security. We examine the key areas enterprises must consider, including how access controls can be used to take your security to the next level.

In addition, we discuss what it takes to be an ethical hacker, the principles they follow, and the three must-have tools that every hacker needs to know how to use. 

Finally, we pull back the curtain on how GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) works to help protect the privacy of your files and secure your confidential email communications.

Hope you enjoy!

Yours in Open Source,

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27.Tablet Connections Blocks LockIn this article on Linux Cloud Security, we discuss the key areas enterprises must consider, including how access controls can be used to take your security to the next level.

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Keeping Your Private Files Private: An Introduction to GNU Privacy Guard

7.Locks HexConnectionsLooking to strengthen your privacy and security on Linux? In this article, Zaid pulls back the curtain on how GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) works to help protect the privacy of your files and secure your confidential email communications.

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Complete Guide to Ethical Hacking

10.FingerPrint LocksLearn what it takes to be an ethical hacker, the principles they follow, and the three must-have tools that every hacker needs to know how to use.

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