Here’s a curated list of must-have Linux defensive security tools that should be an integral part of your cybersecurity toolkit (yes, pun fully intended!). Whether you’re defending against attacks, monitoring system integrity, or ensuring robust access control, these tools will equip you with the essential capabilities to harden your systems and safeguard against potential threats.… Continue reading Defensive Linux Security Tooling
Category: Linux
Linux PS Command
The ps command serves as an essential security monitoring tool in Linux systems by providing detailed process visibility. It use can be leveraged to examine running processes, detect anomalies, and identify potential threats. The command reveals critical process attributes including user ownership, CPU/memory consumption, and process hierarchies – enabling rapid detection of privilege escalation attempts,… Continue reading Linux PS Command
Linux Commands Security Professionals Should Know
User and Group Management Package Manager Network Configuration & Monitoring Process Management File and Directory Management File Viewing and Editing System Information Permission Commands
A Few Cybersecurity Linux Tools to Explore
Information Gathering & Reconnaissance Vulnerability Analysis & Exploitation Wireless & Network Attacks Forensics & Post-Exploitation Password & Hash Attacks Malware Analysis, Vulnerability Research, & Incident Response
Privacy Forward Operating Systems
Imagine you’re someone who wants to use the internet without others being able to easily see what you’re doing online. You also want to keep your personal information safe from hackers and prying eyes. That’s where operating systems like Tails and Whonix come in. Tails: Tails is like a special tool you can use when… Continue reading Privacy Forward Operating Systems
Installing Kali Linux as Proxmox Container
Obtaining the Latest Kali Image When it comes to getting the latest Kali image, follow these steps: Navigate to the Image Source – First, head over to the official Kali Linux images repository at https://images.linuxcontainers.org/images/kali/current/amd64/default/. Select the Current Version Folder – Within the repository, locate and click on the folder that corresponds to the current… Continue reading Installing Kali Linux as Proxmox Container