SELinux (“Security-Enhanced Linux”) is a robust security framework within some Linux distributions like Fedora, which utilizes security contexts to enforce fine-grained access controls and protect
Security Enhanced Linux or SELinux is responsible for the implementation of mandatory access control mechanisms on major Linux distributions like Fedora, RHEL, and Rocky Linux.
For Linux users that have exposed themselves to RHEL-based distributions like RHEL, Fedora, AlmaLinux, and Rocky Linux, SELinux is not a new concept to them
The Netcat (in short NC) is a feature-rich computer networking, debugging and investigation utility that supports an extensive range of commands to manage networks and
Ideally, SSL certificates are issued by publicly trusted certificate authorities (e.g. Let’s Encrypt, Comodo, Verisign) to provide authentication and encryption on the internet. However, you
As you might already know, SSH (Secure Shell) is a network protocol for securely accessing a computer remotely. The server and client software in Linux
A firewall is either a software-based or, in some cases, a hardware-based security system for networks. It automatically monitors traffic inflow and outflow on the
Network and Server administration is one of the key areas in which Linux is actually preferred to any other operating system. Hence most data center
A server is application software that listens to requests over a network and returns the requested files, data, etc. Linux machines have servers installed for