Tag: Linux

March 31st is World Backup Day. It is meant to be a reminder, but I do not rely on reminders ...

With the recent discovery of malicious files like Stained_Heart_Red-600x500.png being found on servers across the web, it pushed me to ...

I stopped relying on third party image services a while ago. They work, but they add cost, latency, and another ...

When I am dealing with a 40GB or 50GB website backup, I do not just run tar -xzf file.tar.gz and ...

SSL certificates are one of those systems that work quietly in the background until something goes wrong. When a certificate ...

If you work with more than one server, the need to manage multiple servers with SSH becomes obvious pretty quickly. ...

In my last post, I dug into AdGuard, a robust ad blocker that tackles trackers and ads head-on. But how ...

The Floorp browser, a fork of the popular Firefox browser, has rapidly gained attention for its focus on privacy, customization, ...

Malware, short for malicious software, is a ubiquitous threat to all computer systems. It's the covert intruder that sneaks into ...

The perpetual arms race between threat actors and defenders often hinges on the tools each employs. For Linux users, one ...