Cybersecurity in the Age of the Machine
In an administrator’s quest to get stuff done, SELinux tends to get in the way. It is being perceived as a nuisance rather than a feature and this happens mostly for only one reason: setting correct SELinux labels requires the ability to figure out the appropriate SELinux security contexts. Here is how to do it.
[Updated 2020-12-04] This post explains how to set up robust security headers in NGINX to protect your web application from malicious payloads and other forms of attacks. Choose your HTTP(S) headers wisely.
Problems signing in to AWS? When the login page “Sign in as IAM user” repeatedly says: “Your authentication information is incorrect. Please try again” though you entered correct information, your Gemalto token generator for MFA authentication could be out of sync.
Who wants to issue certificates manually if they can take Letsencrypt’s Certbot to the task.
Are you ready for a better security with no performance penalty? Are you ready for a performance bump that can take you places in search engine land? In other words: now that HTTP/2 reached production-grade maturity, nothing should hold you back.
The IoT revolution will make sure that only the paranoid survive.