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Tutorial: My Linux Kernel (and CPU) 32-Bit or 64-Bit?
Tips 1: Use uname -a to check 32-bit or 64-bit Linux provides a command called uname, which prints system information including kernel version and whether kernel is 32 bit or 64 bit. If the uname … [Read More...]
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A history of viruses on LINUX
We recently gave you a brief history of viruses on the Mac and as requested by a user we wanted to give you a history of viruses on Linux. Given the tight security integrated into Linux, it is difficult … [Read More...]
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Password management: Creating secure passwords
Passwords are the main barrier between hackers and your data. Make it secure. With that in mind, here is how to create a secure password that you can actually remember in "abcde" easy steps: 1. No real words. Let's take that a step farther. Not only should you not use your name or your pet's name, you shouldn't use any actual word that can be found in a dictionary. Passwords like that can be easily cracked by password software. 2.No Personal Information. Any novice hacker can easily find out your full name, the names of your spouse or children, your pets, or your favorite sports teams. … [Read More...]





