We frequently use the history command in our daily routine jobs to check the history of commands or to get information about commands executed by
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Introduction In the realm of Linux distributions, Debian stands out for its stability, security, and rich repository of software packages. Managing these packages efficiently is fundamental to maintaining system integrity and ensuring software runs smoothly. Central to this management is…
Welcome to the second part of our tutorial on how to set up and secure a multi-server CrowdSec Security Engine installation. In the first part, I walked you through the setup of CrowdSec Security Engines across multiple servers, with one…
With the launch of Security Engine 1.0.x, we enabled the Security Engine to function as an HTTP REST API, allowing it to gather signals from other Security Engines. I will guide you through the steps to set up the CrowdSec…
As a Linux administrator with a decade of experience managing Linux servers, I can shed some light on the idea that Linux systems are immune
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It is not uncommon to accidentally press ‘Shift + Delete‘ on files instead of just ‘Delete‘, due to our natural habits, many of us tend
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Caprine is a desktop application for Linux that allows you to access Facebook Messenger directly from your computer. It provides a convenient way to chat
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Linux stands at the heart of countless operating systems, driving everything from personal computers to servers and embedded systems across the globe. Its flexibility and open-source nature allow for extensive customization, much of which is achieved through the adept manipulation…
cmus is an open-source, ncurses-based lightweight, fast, and powerful terminal audio player for Unix/Linux-like operating systems, which was released and distributed under the GNU General
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On 31st December 2021, the CentOS project made the shift to CentOS Stream – a rolling release that will serve as the upstream version for
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