How to Install Persistent Kali Linux on USB?
by 0 We will discuss this topic for Permanent Kali Linux Installation on USB. You will be able to use Kali Linux permanently without deleting files on …
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Manually Remove McAfee EDR and McAfee Agent on Linux
by 0 We previously explained how to remove Mcafee EDR from a Windows computer. In this article, we will explain the removal of Mcafee EDR and Agent …
What Are Critical Linux Log Files That Should Be Monitored?
by 0 Log files are the records that Linux stores for administrators to monitor important events about the server, kernel, services and applications running on it. Log …
How to Change a Computer Name in Ubuntu?
by 0 When we open the terminal in the Ubuntu operating system, we will see how the data representing the computer or user name that appears is …
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Sudo vulnerabilities Released – (CVE-2021-3156)
by 0 A vulnerability in sudo, a critical and ubiquitous open-source utility used in Linux and Unix operating systems, could allow unprivileged local users to gain root …
Linux File & Folder Creation and TimeStamp Change – Touch Command
by 0 The touch command changes the timestamp of the existing file or folder, creates a new blank file if the file or folder does not exist. …
What is Alias Command? Identifying Alias in Kali with Examples
by 0 We will show you how to shorten the long commands we use constantly in the Linux command line using an alias. Although we show it …
Using “Chmod +x” Command on Linux and Unix with Examples
by 0 In Linux systems, “chmod” command is used to determine the access rights of users to files. It allows us to change the access permissions of …
Recommendations For The Security Of Your Linux System
by 0 We would like to point out that if you have a Linux system you need to take care of and want to sleep comfortably, you …
Sending Process to Background in Linux Terminal(Ctrl+Z and fg)
by 0 While performing your operations with commands in the terminal, you wanted to make corrections in a file (resolv.conf etc.) with the nano editor. In this …