If you want real secure storage then buy an FDE HDD/SSD - within this devices, encryption is hardware-supported. You can't solve a problem with software if it is not software-related.
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If you want real secure storage then buy an FDE HDD/SSD - within this devices, encryption is hardware-supported. You can't solve a problem with software if it is not software-related.
If a port is blocked then you can't communicate with it. One possible solution is to ask your ISP to release block on port 25.
Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon 64b
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On the clientside, you need permission 600 on .ssh directory in your home.
On the server:
cat yourpubkey.file >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
This will append your public key file to authorized_keys.
Don't put your server into production (online) while the security flaw is not patched or workarounded otherwise it is still open and can be exploited.
A little tweak: put your sshd to high port (above 1024). Of course, it will not prevent brute-force attacks from real attackers but prevents script-kiddie activities against your ssh and provides -...
Thanks for the link, I will check that.
Don't agree. If you set up your VM to communicate only with your host OS, then you cannot get attack from there, so the LAMP is secure and not lowering your host system's security (except...
"..Yeah I would just say don't bother with Linux. It causes more problems than its worth! Some can really slow down the computer and make it prone to freezing!..."
It depends on your hardware....
If you worry then install a virtualbox with a LAMP system inside.
Thank you very much!
Uncle Spellbinder,
Very nice! Is the wallpaper available in different resolution? (I need fullhd.)
Theoretically, your home's encryption doesn't affect other parts of your system - nor your swap area.
Swap is absolutely a different part on your harddisk.
Quote from askubuntu:
"Not to...
Do you want to use fulldisk encryption?
At least /boot filesystem should be on an unencrypted filesystem because Linux cannot boot from an encypted one. Leave your /boot at the size of 500 MB - it will be enough 'til end of line. All the...
It does - at least you don't have to take care with script-kiddies. Of course if somebody really want to attack your system, there are a lot of tools out there to find an open port, so he/she will...
What type of internet connection do you have? Cable?
Don't care, changing the default ssh server port number does NOT in ANY way improve the security...
I also had a lot of attempts on port 22, changed to a higher one, there is no hit. I think I...
You have to know that ALL BIOS vendors using master passwords which can open your closed BIOS. This means that if the attacker seriously wants your datas, he will get them. Furthermore, if somebody...
Put your computer into a safe/vault and lock it with a Kensington if applicable.
Here is my current.
Right click on the file, properties, permissions and set up access options to read and write. After then try to open the file again with your editor (I'm not exactly sure that you can do the...
In terminal, use quotes around the name of the file/dir if it contains space, or type the first character and press the Tab key to use autocomplete feature.
Exmaples:
12:28:41...
Check this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LucidUpgrades#Upgrade%20from%208.04%20LTS%20to%2010.04%20LTS