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5 tips for securing SSH on your Linux server or desktop

1. Install fail2banOne of the first things you should do (especially on a server) is install fail2ban, which prevents malicious and brute-force login attacks and can also be used to monitor other networking protocols (such as HTTP, SSH, and FTP). Also: Do you need antivirus on Linux?With fail2ban, you create jails, which are configurations that tell the system what to do when certain things happen (such as a failed SSH login attempt). Jail files (typically named jail.local) are housed in /etc/fail2ban/ and might look

Securing the Digital Frontier – DZone

In an era where digitalization permeates every facet of our lives, the interplay between technology, society, and regulations becomes increasingly critical. As we navigate through a world brimming with data, understanding the evolving landscape of data protection is not just a necessity but a responsibility. Technological advancements push the boundaries of innovation, societal shifts redefine our expectations of privacy, and regulatory changes attempt to balance the scales between advancement and ethics. This intricate…

Securing the Unpredictable: Random Number Technology In Web3 Games

In this article, we explore the role randomness plays in Web3, whether it’s possible to beat random number generators (RNGs), and how to go about cracking RNGs.Read All In this article, we explore the role randomness plays in Web3, whether it’s possible to beat random number generators (RNGs), and how to go about cracking RNGs.Read All FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink…

Securing Web User Interfaces of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Services via Apache Httpd Reverse Proxy

It’s an HTTP Server built by Apache Foundation. HTTP Stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which decodes Hypertext and Multimedia documents through a server-side program. An HTTP daemon (background process) program runs and serves the requests from any HTTP client like a Web Browser. It is important to note that Apache HTTP Server can only serve static content like text or media that doesn’t change during the web page loading. To serve the dynamic content via scripts technologies/protocols like Common Gateway Interface…

The Ultimate Guide To Securing Virtual Machines

Virtual machines (VMs) have become an essential component of many sectors in the digital era, providing flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. The security of these virtualized environments, on the other hand, is critical. This article will guide you through the necessary procedures to safeguard your virtual machines adequately. Understanding Virtual Machine Security Implement Strong Authentication and Access Controls Securing virtual machines begins with fortifying access controls and ensuring robust…

Terran Orbital’s biggest customer is close to securing funding for multibillion-dollar constellation

Terran Orbital may be close to receiving a major payment from its biggest customer, CEO Marc Bell announced internally at a company-wide meeting earlier this month. Rivada Space Networks is in the final stages of closing funding to help fund a mega-constellation to be built by Terran at a cost of $2.4 billion, revenues that currently make up the vast majority of Terran’s backlog. While Terran is pursuing other lucrative contracts that could comprise billions in work, its $2.4 billion contract with Rivada is by far…

Kernel security now: Linux’s unique method for securing code

"There are other groups, kernel security teams, and other projects," he added,  "that are proactive. But that's not what we do. We just react to problems."And there are plenty of problems to go around. For instance, Kroah-Hartman highlighted the ongoing challenges with hardware security, particularly in the wake of vulnerabilities like Spectre and Meltdown. Indeed, as he pointed out, it's been more than three years since those serious CPU bugs appeared, and while "they keep trying to fix them in hardware, another one

How customers are securing sizable discounts

Lucas, from Melbourne’s south-east, secured a discount of $180 from Optus after the outage.Hastie said he’s used Optus as his mobile provider since moving back to Australia almost eight years ago and for his home internet for six years. He said he chose the telco because it offered the best value.“I recommend all people check their plans and just see if Optus can do better than 200GB,” he said.Hastie is not alone in securing a better deal. Lucas from Melbourne, who did not wish to provide his last name for privacy…

SpaceX prepares for Starship’s second test flight after securing FAA clearance

SpaceX aims to send Starship to space for its second test flight on November 17, now that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has given it the clearance to do so. The company completed its next-generation spacecraft's first fully integrated launch in April, but it wasn't able to meet all its objectives, including having its upper stage fly across our planet before re-entering the atmosphere and splashing down in the ocean near Hawaii. SpaceX had to intentionally blow up the vehicle in the sky after an onboard fire…

Yes! OpenTelemetry Is a Critical Part of Securing Your Systems

OpenTelemetry (OTel) is an open-source standard used in the collection, instrumentation, and export of telemetry data from distributed systems. As a framework widely adopted by SRE teams and security teams, OTel is more than just one nice-to-have tool among many; it is critical. In this post, we’ll explore the role that OTel plays in system security. We’ll look at how telemetry data is used to secure systems along with how OTel securely handles telemetry data. Then, we’ll consider concrete practices — basic and advanced —…