Although Gnu / Linux is a very safe operating system, the truth is that sometimes it happens that we delete files by mistake and then it is difficult to recover. This can happen and more if our computer is shared. Here we tell you how to avoid this thanks to a program called rm-protection, a python program that will help us avoid these problems and avoid problems with external recovery programs. The operation of rm-protection is very simple as it prevents the accidental deletion of any file in Gnu / Linux. First we have to install the RM-Protection program and in some cases, we have… [Read More]
LMDE 4 Debbie Released, Debian 10 Buster Based
Among the hundreds of Linux distributions available, there are only a few dozen (or fewer) that are really popular. Among them, we have Linux Mint, an Ubuntu-based operating system that gained popularity for its Cinnamon graphics environment. But Clement Lefebvre also makes another distribution available to us, one directly based on Debian that released LMDE 4 a few hours ago, codenamed Debbie. For those who are wondering, the above are the initials of Linux Mint Debian Edition. As we read in the release note, LMDE 4 has come with some interesting news, but the one that is perhaps more striking, although expected,… [Read More]
How to Install and Secure phpMyAdmin with Apache on Ubunut 18.04
phpMyAdmin is an open-source PHP application designed to handle MySQL and MariaDB server administration through a web-based interface. phpMyAdmin lets you manage databases, user accounts, and MySQL privileges, execute SQL statements, import and export data in various data formats and much more through a web-based interface that is much easier than through the command line. This tutorial covers the steps needed to install and secure phpMyAdmin with Apache on Ubuntu 18.04. Requirements Make sure you have fulfilled the following prerequisites before continuing with this tutorial: Have LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) already installed on your Ubuntu server. Log in as a user with sudo privileges. Read → How to… [Read More]
How to Install LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) in Ubuntu 18.04
The term LAMP is an acronym for the name four open-source components: L – Linux operating system A – Apache, HTTP and reverse proxy server M – MySQL or MariaDB relational database management system P – PHP programming language. This series of tutorials will walk you through the steps needed to install Apache, create an Apache virtual host, secure Apache with the free SSL certificate Let’s Encrypt, install and secure MySQL, and install PHP 7.2. Detailed tutorials that are part of this series are listed at the end of this page. If you want to immediately install the LAMP package and don’t want to read more detailed documentation, you can install… [Read More]
How to Install LAMP on openSUSE Leap 15.1
In this article, we are going to see how to install a LAMP stack in openSUSE Leap 15.1 step by step, a fundamental pillar of many of the web applications that you can run on your server or openSUSE VPS. Before installing the LAMP stack on openSUSE Leap 15.1 A LAMP stack is made up of Linux (openSUSE Leap 15.1 in this case), the Apache web server, the PHP programming language and a MariaDB / MySQL database service. In this tutorial, we opted for MariaDB, since to use MySQL we should add new repositories to the system. How to install LAMP on openSUSE… [Read More]
What is a DNS attack and how does it work?
Today, the Internet has become an integral part of our lives. From communicating with a bank to shopping on a trip, every aspect of our lives is connected to the Internet. Since the Internet is widely used these days, cybersecurity is a major concern for most web users, as each time we receive more and more news about new cyber attacks. Currently, the concept of cyber attack is very common, and it is becoming an increasing headache for many IT companies and enterprises. In recent years, some big names, such as Google, The New York Times, etc., have been the… [Read More]