Step by Step Guide to Setup Lynis Security Audit Tool on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Lynis is a free & open-source security audit tool. It is installed by system administrators and security professionals to find the system vulnerabilities. It is easy to use & easy to scan the system. We can easily scan application patch management, file system, ports, Software malware, kernel vulnerability & etc. There are few steps to …
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Steps to Install Graylog Monitoring Tool on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Graylog is a free & open source monitoring tool.It provides a web-interface platform & used for log management like structured and unstructured data. It supports Elasticsearch, MongoDB, and Scala.It provides a web interface to visualizes the data. There are few steps to install & configure Graylog on ubuntu: Step 1: Update the system. apt-get update …
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Step by Step to Install & Configure WildFly (JBoss) on Ubuntu 20.04
WildFly is a free & open source application server.It is also known as JBoss AS, or JBoss.WildFly is a Java web application platform,written in java.It provides a java platform with JVM extension & complate runtime environment.We can easily create & manage the databases. There are few steps to install & configure WildFly (JBoss) on ubuntu: …
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Step by Step Guide to Install Ubuntu Server
Introduction Ubuntu is an is open source Linux Distribution for running application likes such as the web server database server and many more. The Ubuntu server ISO image can be download from here This is different from the Desktop version since desktop is majorly used on home and school basis tasks such as Word processing …
How to Edit the Sudoers File
In this article, we shall focus majorly on adding users to the sudoers file and limiting their actions within sudo to prevent major security set back termed as sample of privilege escalation. sudo is the Super User Do used to execute that will otherwise require root/super user privileges. It located in the /etc/sudoers file and …