Rights and capabilities in Linux
1. Primary access rights in Linux 2. Capabilities in Linux 3. Testing capabilities in Linux 1. Primary access rights in...
What is vsftpd or Very Secure FTP Daemon
The File Transfer Protocol or FTP is a protocol used to access files on servers from private computer networks or...
What is MD5
MD5 (Message Digest Algorithm 5) is a unidirectional hash-like cryptographic function that delivers a fixed 128-bit length value. The value...
What is SMTP
A network protocol is a set of rules that computers must follow to change the information in a network. Network...
What is Netstat
The Netstat command is one of the most powerful utilities that are offered in search of a secure network configuration....
What is inetd
Inetd is a super-server daemon found on many UNIX systems. It first appeared on BSD version 4.3 and is usually...
What is the RTCP protocol
RTCP is a protocol that only deals with answers, syncing data, and the user interface but does not carry data...
What is UDP
User Datagram Protocol or UDP is a communication protocol for computers that belongs to the Transport Level of the standard...
What is Leafpad
Leafpad is a minimalist text editor for Unix-like operating systems that has little dependency on other software. Leafpad was developed...
What is ZFS
ZFS is a local file system and logical volume manager to direct and control the placement, storage, and retrieval of...
