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Lynis – Security Auditing and Hardening Tool for Linux/Unix Systems
First i want to tell you about system security before going deeper about Lynis. Every system administrator should know/understand about system security, Hardening, etc,. So that we can make our system up and running smoothly without any issues otherwise we have to face so many issues.
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Security Hygiene for Software Professionals
As software makers, we face a unique threat model. The computers or accounts we use to develop and deliver software are of more value to an attacker than what ordinary computer users have—cloud service keys can be stolen and used for profit, and the software we ship can be loaded with malware without our knowledge. And that’s before we consider that the code we write has a tremendous value of its own and should be protected.
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AI isn't just for the good guys anymore
Last summer at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference, the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge pitted automated systems against one another, trying to find weaknesses in the others' code and exploit them.
"This is a great example of how easily machines can find and exploit new vulnerabilities, something we'll likely see increase and become more sophisticated over time," said David Gibson, vice president of strategy and market development at Varonis Systems.
His company hasn't seen any examples of hackers leveraging artificial intelligence technology or machine learning, but nobody adopts new technologies faster than the sin and hacking industries, he said.
"So it's safe to assume that hackers are already using AI for their evil purposes," he said.
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MongoDB And Open Source: Super-Sized Vulnerability? [Ed: TopSpin Security is spinning and lying. MongoDB didn’t have a vulnerability, it was the fault of bad setup.]
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