Tag: Security
‘The security threat on the cloud is now passe’
With the launch of Oracle 12c, Oracle has introduced the first database designed for the cloud. The Oracle Database 12c brings to customers a...
The Connect Between Cloud Computing and Android Apps
Android, a Linux-based operating system whose code was released by Google under the Apache licence, is used primarily in touchscreen devices. It has a...
Manage Your Routine Tasks With Jenkins
This article shows how to set up Jenkins for email-notification, and build set-up on Linux- fedora core.
In a software project life cycle, we are...
Secure Your Network with Firewall Builder
A firewall isolates a trusted, secure internal network from another network like the Internet, which is not regarded as either trusted or secure. Firewall...
Set Up a Certificate Authority in RHEL5
Security certificates are widely used for authentication. This article explores how to set up a Certificate Authority in RHEL5.
Security certificates are basically used for...
How can I set up VPS on Linux?
Setting up a virtual private server on Linux can be quite challenging. But if you thought it's a hard nut to crack on, think...
Protecting System Intents in Android
The last article on 'Intents in Android' covered the basics of one of Android's important inter-application communication mechanisms intents. This article goes deeper into...
Securing Apache, Part 11: Logs, et al.
In this final part of the series, we will discover how to strengthen security in Apache by logging and other miscellaneous ways.
Configuring a system...
Rootkits: The Enemy Within
While it was assumed in the past that viruses only targeted Windows, hackers targeting the FOSS world proved this wrong. A rootkit on a...
Modify-function-return-value Hack! — Part 1
Sometimes it's helpful to think from a hacker's perspective. The information obtained can be used to write better code and a secure application. An...
