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Article #4 - Due Monday February 10th
Get your articles in.... Find a good one and write a good summary of it. Post as a reply here. Some of you are falling behind on posting these.
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This is twenty interesting facts about Linus Torvalds. This article goes into detail about Linus Torvalds's family, hobbies and achievements.
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This is a forum post, but it goes over how to copy files from one machine to the host or vice versa using SSH.
In short, to put files into the computer you are SSH'd into, you use
scp /path/to/file username@a:/path/to/destination
To copy files from the the machine you use
scp username@b:/path/to/file /path/to/destination
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In the most recent version of the Linux kernel, the WireGuard VPN protocol will be implemented. The reason this is significant is because the protocol itself is relatively small and easy to implement. When compared to other protocols which can be around 100,000 lines of code, WireGuard is practically miniscule at around 4,000. This makes it easier to audit for security vulnerabilities, and even makes it possible for a single person to review, rather than an entire security team. To top it all off, the protocol is thoroughly cross platform compatible, working on Linux, Windows, MacOS, BSD, iOS, and Android.
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This Article explains how to Prevent Files and Folders any Accidental Deletion or Modification in linux.
So any case you have deleted files or any other important files from linux min, anycase you forget backup your data.
And some of this commands will help you prevent you from deleting files accidentaly which would help out alot, besides the command is called chattr or Change attribute
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The FBI's most wanted cybercriminal to date!
It is interesting to view what these people look like. The maority seem to be Russian,with a few Iranians, Chinese as well as Koreans.
This was also interesting, first time Ive ever heard of Carpet-Bombing, another type of DDOS attack. Which seems rather clever in the way they target. DNS and CDLAP amplification seems to get around modern protection while not being detected.
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Intel's Clear Linux distribution running on cheap AMD hardware outperforming Windows 10 and Ubuntu. Running optimized on Intel processors it also running well on AMD hardware. It claims that updating part of an OS can impact user applications and even let security threats open. It also claims to be more secure, Performant, Manageable and being customizable. As well as beating other OS's in audio and video encoding as well as graphic benchmarks and battery life tests.
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This article details U.K. based software company Canonical's release of a scalable Android-based OS for mobile and desktop enterprise apps from the cloud. Anbox Cloud is the first commercially available mobile cloud computing platform, and runs Android on the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS kernel. This will give developers and consumers alike some cool stuff to utilize!
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