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25 Nov 2014 2 minutes read
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How to Check if Your System Is Vulnerable to Shellshock

Shellshock refers to a set of vulnerabilities discovered in late summer 2014 that affects Bash (Bourne again shell), a …

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21 Nov 2014 2 minutes read
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How to Rename a Disk Partition in OSX

There are multiple ways to rename a disk partition in OSX, and both should work well depending on your situation.

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12 Nov 2014 2 minutes read
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How To: Rename a Disk Partition in OSX

There are multiple ways to rename a disk partition in OSX, and both should work well depending on your situation.

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14 Sep 2014 3 minutes read
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How to Capture Network Traffic With Tcpdump

You are here: Home / How-To / How to capture network traffic with tcpdump How to capture network traffic with tcpdump …

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07 Sep 2014 1 minutes read
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How to Update Grub Boot Loader Config

GRUB bootloader starts up what’s necessary for your Linux or UNIX system to boot up. You can edit its settings, …

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05 Sep 2014 1 minutes read
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Keep Iptables Rules After Reboot

The iptables command on Linux allows setting the rules for the Linux built-in firewall to follow when filtering packets …

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04 Sep 2014 3 minutes read
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How to Capture Network Traffic With Tcpdump

With tcpdump you can intercept, read, and save TCP/IP packets flowing through a particular network interface. These …

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03 Sep 2014 2 minutes read
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How to Use Dpkg to Compare Two Linux Servers

While we mainly install, remove, update and otherwise manage software on Debian and Ubuntu based systems using apt-get, …

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22 Jul 2014 1 minutes read
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How to Change Hostname in FreeBSD

Changing the hostname in FreeBSD is very simple. It can be done immediately using the hostname command while logged in …

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02 Jul 2014 5 minutes read
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How to Use Visudo

The visudo command is a safe and secure way of editing the /etc/sudoers file on UNIX and Linux systems. /etc/sudoers is …

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