New Linux Kernel Vulnerability – CVE-2021-33910,CVE-2021-33909
by The vulnerability, discovered by Qualys researchers, tracked as CVE-2021-33909, resides in the filesystem layer used to manage user data, a feature universally used by all …
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What is Nslookup? How to Query DNS?
The nslookup command helps to find a page’s TCP/IP number. Nslookup is one of the tools that come with the TCP/IP protocol installed on the …
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Manually Remove McAfee EDR and McAfee Agent on Linux
We previously explained how to remove Mcafee EDR from a Windows computer. In this article, we will explain the removal of Mcafee EDR and Agent …
What Are Critical Linux Log Files That Should Be Monitored?
Log files are the records that Linux stores for administrators to monitor important events about the server, kernel, services and applications running on it. Log …
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Sudo vulnerabilities Released – (CVE-2021-3156)
A vulnerability in sudo, a critical and ubiquitous open-source utility used in Linux and Unix operating systems, could allow unprivileged local users to gain root …
