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TuxCare Radar is an in-memory CVE scanner that reduces false positives, speeds compliance, and delivers real-time Linux vulnerability detection. The post TuxCare’s In-Memory CVE Scanner Enhances Linux Security With Radar appeared first on LinuxInsider.
Linux patch delays leave enterprises exposed to long-standing vulnerabilities. Experts warn automation and consistent management are essential to closing this critical security gap. The post Linux Patch Blind Spot Exposes Critical Cybersecurity Risks appeared first on LinuxInsider.
Linux is making real gains on the desktop. New data shows its market share passing 5% in the U.S., signaling a long-awaited breakthrough. The post The Year of the Linux Desktop? This Time, the Data Says Yes appeared first on LinuxInsider.
Open-source systems are adopting live patching and isolation technologies to support always-on security and meet enterprise compliance demands in the cloud. The post From Kernel to Cloud: Open Source Takes On Security Trade-Offs appeared first on LinuxInsider.
Slashing Kubernetes costs sounds smart — until it backfires. Here’s how to reduce spend safely while improving platform stability and speed. The post Kubernetes Cost Optimization May Be Doing More Harm Than Good appeared first on LinuxInsider.
The OpenSSF’s new baseline sets minimum security expectations for open-source projects — but not all developers agree it’s practical, scalable, or sufficient. The post Is a Security Baseline Enough for Open-Source Software? appeared first on LinuxInsider.
Zabbix is an open-source enterprise-class monitoring software that tracks the performance and availability of servers, network devices, and applications in real-time. It uses a server-client model, where the central system needs the Zabbix server installed and the systems being monitored require the Zabbix agent. The The post How to Install Zabbix Server on Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) appeared first on Linux TLDR.
MySQL Database Recovery Tool by Stellar is designed to assist in resolving various issues that may occasionally arise while managing MySQL and MariaDB databases. It can efficiently repair all inaccessible or corrupted database objects (tables, primary keys, views, triggers, etc.) created in the InnoDB and The post Stellar Repair for MySQL – Product Review appeared first on Linux TLDR.
RQuickShare is a Rust implementation of the smartphone NearbyShare/QuickShare feature for Linux and macOS. It’s a free, open-source, lightweight tool designed to seamlessly transfer files between desktops and smartphones. There are very few options available in the settings; you can only adjust the default bootup The post How to Install RQuickShare (NearbyShare/QuickShare) on Linux appeared first on Linux TLDR.
RabbitMQ is a free and open-source message-broker program used for real-time communication between users in chat applications, supporting protocols such as STOMP, MQTT, AMQP, HTTP, WebSocket, and RabbitMQ Streams. Its functionality might remind you of Apache Kafka, but the difference is that RabbitMQ prioritizes end-to-end The post How to Install RabbitMQ Server on Linux (Quick Guide) appeared first on Linux TLDR.
Chattr is a UNIX command-line program that’s pre-shipped in most Linux distributions. The role of this command is to allow the admin user to set file attributes that impose restrictions on files. There are a handful of file attributes for different roles, such as the The post How to Use Chattr Command in Linux (for Beginners) appeared first on Linux TLDR.
VPNs are popular these days, but many users still prefer using a SOCKS proxy to tunnel network connections through them, as it offers faster internet connections and is ideal for managing torrent traffic, despite the generic drawback of unencrypted traffic. You can even access blocked The post How to Setup SOCKS5 Proxy Server on Linux Using MicroSocks appeared first on Linux TLDR.
WordPress is a popular CMS for bloggers and journalists, offering a range of features, including multi-user management, allowing admins to create separate accounts for different users with varying privileges. The rule of thumb is to hand over the username and password to the user after The post Reset the WordPress Admin Password Using CLI (via 2 Methods) appeared first on Linux TLDR.
Python is one of the most widely used programming languages that powers many popular web applications, AI/ML technologies, IoT devices, task automation, and many more. Right now, Python 3 is the latest version, but if you are using an outdated system, you might be using The post How to Check Python Version in Linux (via 3 Methods) appeared first on Linux TLDR.
PHP is a popular scripting language used in the backend during web development to take the client request, process the request and respond to it, or execute MySQL queries. Many popular CMS (content management systems), such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Laravel, Magento, Symfony, and many The post How to Check PHP Version in Linux (via 4 Methods) appeared first on Linux TLDR.
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