Linux Security Week: September 12, 2022

Happy Monday fellow Linux geeks and Open Source enthusiasts! In this week's newsletter we continue our exclusive coverage of BlackHat USA 2022, focusing on a File Descriptor vulnerability that was exposed at this year's event, and the lessons we can take away from this discovery. 

We also explore Linux runlevels and services, how they can be configured, and security vulnerabilities you should be aware of. Finally, we examine the dangers of relying on a VPN alone to protect your privacy and security online while remote working, and why Zero-Trust is helping ease issues with using a VPN.

Hope you enjoy!

Yours in Open Source,

The Dangers of Using a VPN for Remote Work: Zero Trust to Replace It In this article, we explore the dangers of relying on a VPN alone to protect your privacy and security online while remote working, and why Zero-Trust is helping ease issues with using a VPN. Learn more about the dangers of using a vpn for remote work zero trust to replace it

All You Need to Know about Linux Services & Runlevels Learn about Linux runlevels and services, how they can be configured, and security vulnerabilities you should be aware of.  Learn more about all you need to know about linux services runlevels

BlackHat USA 2022: Devils Are in the File Descriptors Learn about a File Descriptor vulnerability that was exposed at Blackhat USA 2022, and the lessons we can take away from this discovery. Learn more about blackhat usa 2022 devils are in the file descriptors