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Automated health checks
27.09.2024
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specialized for particular kinds of work. London-based Security Roots is the developer of the open source Dradis [1] software for IT security teams. The framework creates standardized reports specifically
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File Integrity Checks with AIDE
04.12.2024
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in all the popular distributions; if your environment is not supported, you can easily download the release from the GitHub project [1]. After the install, launch AIDE directly; you will need to be root
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Dispatches from the world of IT
30.11.2025
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static websites. In late February, Amazon announced support for custom error documents and root documents. Previously, you could host all the content you wanted on AWS, but when people visited the root
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Processing the new sudo logging format
26.03.2025
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The Linux sudo command helps Linux administrators run specific programs in the context of another user, typically root. In this way, non-privileged users can run management programs on a system
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Configuring WireGuard with wg-portal
27.05.2025
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a configuration in config/config.yml at start-up according to the log output. You might need root authorizations to create this file, because the config folder was created with root authorizations when
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SmartOS: Cool Cloud Platform Rises from the Ashes of Solaris
10.06.2014
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up a few things after booting from CD or USB: the root password, network settings, and storage options. SmartOS requires at least an entire hard disk as storage. With multiple disks in the ZFS pool
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Understanding Privilege Escalation
13.12.2011
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on ports with netstat -tulnp , although I can't see for sure which process listens on what port (root rights required). Nonetheless I can infer that, among others, Apache, Distcc, and Tomcat running
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Interview with Gregory Kurtzer, Developer of Singularity
21.04.2016
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the name Centos because it works from two perspectives. The first is because of the root of “cento” which is defined as a literary work made up of the sum of other literary works and is quite appropriate
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Container Best Practices
22.01.2020
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container, Docker, was created for developers to share their work easily. Because developers usually have root access on their development system, not much thought was given to security, so Docker needs
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Setting up FreeNAS
17.02.2015
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, select the target drive on which to install FreeNAS and set a secure root password. You have now completed your install. Figure 1: Text-based menu

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