I’m a fan of using the screen command. I’ve written a tutorial and have supplied my configuration files : http://drop.biffsocko.com/screen.html. It looks and has a lot of the same features that tumx has (with my configuration). Then along came tmux. The below tutorial is a great way to get started. I’d recommend using tmux over […]
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2017 – the year in programming languages
https://www.infoworld.com/article/3244262/application-development/2017-the-year-in-programming-languages.html
Continue ReadingCode Review Etiquette | CSS-Tricks
I’ve been guilty of harsh code reviews. In the future I’ll be more cognizant of the developers feelings. This is an excellent article on how to act like a professional adult. It’s incredibly important bith professionally and personally to keep fine tuning yourself to be better. https://css-tricks.com/code-review-etiquette/
Continue Reading10 Linux Commands Every Developer Should Know – Azer Koçulu’s Journal
http://azer.bike/journal/10-linux-commands-every-developer-should-know/
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Cybersecurity Skills Shortage Takes Center Stage at ISC2 Security Congress
https://www.isc2.org/News-and-Events/Press-Room/Posts/2017/08/10/Cybersecurity-Skills-Shortage-Takes-Center-Stage-at-ISC2-Security-Congress
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Spacewalk – get the info you need
Spacewalk is the opensource 5.5 version of the Red Hat Satellite Server (which is now at version 6.x). It is a way to manage OS software from a centralized repository to a distributed inventory. The spacewalk server connects to an upstream repository (CentOS 7 for instance), and copies the software to the local network. You […]
Continue ReadingCybersecurity
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Continue Readingauditd / collectl – Linux system auditing and monitoring
Auditd Digital Ocean has a really great tutorial for Auditd IntroductionThe Linux Auditing System helps system administrators create an audit trail, a log for every action on the server. We can track security-relevant events, record the events in a log file, and detect misuse or unauthorized activities by inspecting the audit log files. We can […]
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CIS Security Hardening for RHEL 7 with Ansible
A common guide line for security hardening is from the Center for Internet Security. They publish benchmark documents which you can download here: https://www.cisecurity.org/cis-benchmarks/ The bench marks are used as a guide to shut off unused or insecure services, remove extraneous packages, stop support for insecure file systems, and set up secure kernel parameters. Once […]
Continue ReadingLinux Security – The Next Big Target for Cyber Criminals
https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/security-data-protection/cyber-security/linux-security-the-next-big-target-for-cyber-criminals/
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