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Although Linux is a very secure operating system, there are steps you can take to make it even more one. One simple step is password protecting the GRUB bootloader. Jack Wallen shows you h
If you work with a service outside of its standard behavior, you may need to change its AppArmor profile mode.
Get an update, or risk giving a dodgy user or malware an upgrade Canonical has issued an update for Ubuntu to address a security vulnerability that can be exploited by malware and rogue users to...
Passbolt is a powerful, web-based password manager that can be employed by individuals and teams.
Looking for more security on your Ubuntu 18.04 desktops? You can't go wrong with enabling the firewall on the Ubuntu Desktop.
Your Ubuntu Server might be vulnerable to attacks. To prevent unwanted logins, Jack Wallen shows you how to install intrusion detection system, fail2ban.
If you need to stress test your VOIP (or other SIP telephony systems) installation, there's an open source tool for that. Jack Wallen shows you how to install and use SIPp.
The Maltrail malicious behavior detection system eases the burden of constant vigilance on your Linux server.
GCHQ: Yeah, but maybe don't make it too secure, ok? The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has dispensed advice aimed at securing Ubuntu installs and followed it up with help for Dixons customers.…
Adding the encrypt/decrypt right-click menu to the Ubuntu file manager is easy.