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Check Integrity With AIDE in Fedora

How to Check Integrity With AIDE in Fedora

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AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment) is a program for checking the integrity of a file and directory on any modern Unix-like system. It creates a database of files on the system, and then uses

Tiger - Linux Security Audit and Intrusion Detection Tool

Tiger – The Unix Security Audit and Intrusion Detection Tool

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Tiger is a free, open source collections of shell scripts for security audit and host intrusion detection, for Unix-like systems such as Linux. It’s a security checker written entirely in shell language and employs

Fail2ban to Secure Linux Server

How to Use Fail2ban to Secure Your Linux Server

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Improving your server security should be one of your top priorities when it comes to managing a linux server. By reviewing your server logs, you may often find different attempts for brute force login,

Scan Linux for Malware and Rootkits

5 Tools to Scan a Linux Server for Malware and Rootkits

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There are constant level of high attacks and port scans on Linux servers all the time, while a properly configured firewall and regular security system updates adds a extra layer to keep the system

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