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Why GitHub? Here's How I Push Git Repositories Straight to My Linux Server
Git already gives you distributed version control, secure transport, hooks, branching, and collaboration. SSH fills in the rest with authentication, authorization, and auditing.
· Bhuwan Mishra
Setting Up Free WAF for Homelab With SafeLine
Homelabs are wonderfully educational, but they face pretty much the same threats as real production environments if they are exposed to external traffic. Adding a WAF like SafeLine protects your services.
· Abhishek Prakash
Using journalctl vacuum to Clean and Control Logs on Linux
journalctl --vacuum is beneficial for reclaiming disk space, managing log retention policies, and maintaining optimal system performance. Knowing how to control journal logs ensures that disk space is never unexpectedly consumed.
· Neville Ondara
Using Wordlists for Brute Force Attack in Kali Linux
Kali Linux quietly ships with some of the most practical and battle-tested wordlists you can use as a beginner or professional pentester.
· Hangga Aji Sayekti
Enumerate DNS Records from the Command Line with dnsrecon
DNSRecon is more than just another DNS tool; it's a comprehensive reconnaissance platform that adapts to your specific needs.
· Hangga Aji Sayekti
Complete Beginner's Guide to Linux Namespaces
Not only will you learn the essential concept of namespaces in Linux, but you will also create a fully isolated environment that behaves like a container.
· Umair Khurshid
Avoid These 10 Mistakes for an Efficient, Enjoyable, and Safe Homelab
A successful homelab should not only provide a space for discovering new knowledge and exciting innovations, but also function smoothly and without major obstacles.
· Umair Khurshid