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Want to Find Hidden Strings in Your Binary Files? Try the Strings Command in Linux

The Linux “strings” command extracts readable text from binary files, enabling users to search for strings in files, filter the output using regular expressions, and perform a recursive search for strings across multiple files. The command is easy to use and comes with options and flags that can be combined… Read More »Want to Find Hidden Strings in Your Binary Files? Try the Strings Command in Linux

Keep Your Network Running Smoothly: Avoid These Common Troubleshooting Pitfalls on Linux Systems!

Imagine you’re in charge of managing a Linux network and suddenly, you encounter a network issue. Your heart begins to race as you try to figure out the cause of the problem. You start to troubleshoot, making changes here and there, but suddenly, everything goes haywire! All your efforts have… Read More »Keep Your Network Running Smoothly: Avoid These Common Troubleshooting Pitfalls on Linux Systems!

How to Troubleshoot SSH Connection Issues & Improve SSH Security

TLDR; This blog covers common SSH issues that power-users and advanced users may encounter. It discusses troubleshooting tips for connectivity, authentication, configuration, security, and miscellaneous issues. Some of the most important topics covered include verifying the server is running and reachable, troubleshooting SSH authentication failures, checking SSH key and authorized_keys… Read More »How to Troubleshoot SSH Connection Issues & Improve SSH Security

CIA Triade Model for Cyber Security

TLDR; The CIA triad is a model used in information security that represents the three main aspects of security: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Confidentiality refers to protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access. Integrity means ensuring that data is not altered or corrupted in any way. Availability means ensuring that authorized… Read More »CIA Triade Model for Cyber Security

Secure Your Sensitive Data: A Guide to Securing Critical Files in Linux

As a Linux user, you are aware of the importance of securing your data. Whether you’re running a personal desktop or a large enterprise, it’s crucial to protect your sensitive information from unauthorized access. In this article, we’ll explore the best practices for securing critical files in Linux. From encryption… Read More »Secure Your Sensitive Data: A Guide to Securing Critical Files in Linux

Minimize the Impact of Incidents with Effective Incident Management

Incidents happen in IT all the time – from system failures to cyber-attacks. However, the way we handle these incidents can mean the difference between a minor inconvenience and a major disaster. That’s where incident management comes in – a structured approach to identifying, resolving, and preventing incidents. In this… Read More »Minimize the Impact of Incidents with Effective Incident Management