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Setup X-pack Security on Elasticsearch and Kibana

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X-Pack is an Elastic Stack extension that provides security, alerting, monitoring, reporting, machine learning, and many other capabilities. By default, when you install Elasticsearch,...
Linux

How to Open Ports in Ubuntu / Debian

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Hello friends. If you have a server or a computer you need a Firewall to add an extra layer of security to your system....
Devops

OSSEC (Open Source HIDS SECurity)

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OSSEC is an open source host-based intrusion detection system that can be used to keep track of servers activity. It supports most operating systems...
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How to install OpenBSD 7.0

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How to install OpenBSD
Linux

How to KILL a process on Linux

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Introduction To get full use of your system you must watch what's going on and monitor the utilization of the system. Linux is not a perfect...
Linux

How to use PS command

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Introduction Using a system without monitoring what's happening in the background is not a good thing to do -especially in Linux- because as a result,...
Devops

Forget root password on Red Hat 7/8

Mel -
Introduction Root user or as we commonly say super user (privileged user) is the most dangerous user in our environment because of its powerful capabilities...
Linux

How to Install vsftpd Server on Debian 11

Mel -
FTP or File Transfer Protocol, is a popular protocol for transferring files to and from an FTP server. However, it is fraught with security...
Linux

FIX: Google Chrome doesn’t work on Kali linux

Mel -
Introduction : Google chrome is one of the stable browsers in many times considered the best . Google Chrome Features: Support all platforms Windows , Linux...
Linux

Hardening filesystem Centos/RHEL 8

Mel -
Introduction Linux has continued used for many years beyond multiple industries and offers customizable and versatile systems. It is, therefore, essential that computers, servers, and...
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