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| Exchange Server » Questions of the Day » 6/07/2019 8:14 am |
- HawkLegion
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DNS- Port 53
Exchange Server- Port 25 or 587
Phil
| Exchange Server » Post your email addresses here! » 5/02/2019 9:32 am |
- HawkLegion
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administrator@pmail.cts
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| Web Server IIS/Apache » Post your website addresses in the reply section.... Also your name » 4/09/2019 9:14 am |
- HawkLegion
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philtastic.cts
girlsaregross.cts
Phil Bentz
| Exchange Server » Exchange Server 2016 Instructions » 4/04/2019 9:04 am |
- HawkLegion
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| Linux Class » Last Article! Due March 11th -- Happy Last Week » 3/10/2019 4:43 pm |
- HawkLegion
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Being that we've been working with the Raspberry Pi recently I thought this would be an appropriate article. The new Raspberry Pi 3A+ is a cheaper version of the Raspberry Pi for smaller projects that are less resource-intensive. A new update is giving the 3A+ more versatility by adding Linux 5.1 Kernel support. This is good news for anyone looking to purchase this model of the Pi because they'll have a wider variety of options when working with it.
Phil Bentz
| Linux Class » Article #8 - Due March 5th - no class March 4th » 3/01/2019 9:34 am |
- HawkLegion
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A new cyber-criminal group that is believed to operate out of China has been hacking into Linux servers since last fall and installing a new strain of malware that mines cryptocurrency. Experts say Pacha Group hackers use brute-force attacks to compromise services like WordPress or PhpMyAdmin. This is a complex piece of code that is designed to work with multiple command and control servers.
Phil Bentz
| Linux Class » Article #7 - Due February 25 » 2/23/2019 4:09 pm |
- HawkLegion
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This article lists the 5 best Linux distros (according to the writer). Some distros are more popular with programmers, such as Debian Linux, while others are popular with both programmers and regular users. They break down various pros that each possess for different types of people.
Phil Bentz
| Linux Class » Article #6 - Due 19th - No school Monday! » 2/19/2019 9:22 am |
- HawkLegion
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Intel has a line of dedicated GPUs coming out in 2020, and they're sending the message that driver support for Linux will be a high priority. Intel seems to want to build trust within the Linux community early on which cold give them an edge in the ever-increasing GPU wars that will be coming soon. With Intel in the GPU market, it will be interesting to see how Nvidia and AMD respond. Perhaps due to the increasing competition, solid Linux support will become the new standard.
Phil Bentz
| Linux Class » Article #5 - Due Feb 11th » 2/08/2019 9:23 am |
- HawkLegion
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A project lead at Dell named Barton George talks with Forbes about Project Sputnik, which is Dell's push to get different Linux distributions on a variety of Dell machines. What makes this project unique is the fact that Dell is working with component manufacturers to develop Linux drivers so that these machines ship ready to go "out of the box". George is committed to improving the entire ecosystem, even if that means helping competing companies.
Phil Bentz
| Linux Class » Article #4 --- Due by February 4th » 2/05/2019 9:07 am |
- HawkLegion
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Linux servers are the target of a new crypto-mining campaign in which a malware implants a backdoor Trojan by exploiting known vulnerabilities in six different Linux distributions. The malware has been seen targeting servers mainly in Latin America and Asia, including machines hosted by Amazon Web Services and Mac devices. There is currently no way for anti-malware software to detect and stop these attacks.
-Phil Bentz
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