Tag: Linux

File permissions are one of those Linux topics that look simple until something breaks. A script will not run, a ...

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 ...