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Add a User to a Linux Group
If you need to add an existing user to a Linux group it is very easy, just run the following command: usermod -a -G <group name> <user name>
Maltrail – Malicious Traffic Detection System
A malicious traffic detection system which can be deployed on your network with ease. https://www.latesthackingnews.com/maltrail-malicious-traffic-detection-system/
Treacherous backdoor found in TP-Link routers – The H Security: News and Features
Treacherous backdoor found in TP-Link routers – The H Security: News and Features.
Using Bluetooth to Lock/Unlock your Desktop Automatically
I thought this was a cool little program. I have not tried it myself yet though. Hack and /: Automatically Lock Your Computer | Linux Journal.
Forwarding your Traffic through SSH
As a consultant I am always on networks which can not be trusted. One way to make sure no one is sniffing my traffic, I run my connection through an SSH tunnel. This is something which is incredibly simple to … Continue reading