Articles from ADMIN Issue 80
I remember when this whole agile methodology (Agile) thing hit several years ago. Project managers began spouting crazy new terms such as sprints, scrum, waterfall, and stand-ups.
In the news: CIQ Offers Long-Term Support for Rocky Linux on AWS; Apple's PQ3 Brings Post-Quantum Security to iMessage; Google Open Sources Magika File-Type Detection System; Microsoft Announces Sudo for Windows; Linux Foundation Launches Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance; Sys Admins Saw the Biggest Average Salary Increase in 2023, According to Dice; Use of Open Source Software Increased Significantly in 2023; Docker Build Cloud Announced; Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7 Announced; EU Commissions Nostradamus Project for Quantum Testing; and NIST Identifies Main Types of Adversarial Machine Learning Threats, GitLab Announces Critical Security Releases.
The open source tool Velociraptor is at the heart of a solution that automatically detects cyber threats in industrial environments, offering a defensive strategy and protecting critical infrastructures.
Vulnerable software and incorrect settings cause problems, but administrators have some tools at hand that can help with container security.
If you don't want to hand over your mail to a corporation, you have to operate your own mail server. Securing it sensibly involves some effort.
Security Onion bundles numerous individual Linux tools that help you monitor networks or fend off attacks to create a standardized platform for securing IT environments.
In the Azure cloud, Microsoft offers the Azure Application Gateway managed service as a Layer 7 load balancer that needs virtually no internal resources to set up and operate.
The AI skillset is currently limited, so you don't yet have to worry about AI replacing programmers. We look at the capabilities of AI scripting with free large language models and where it works best.
A number of breaking changes have been introduced between MySQL 5.7 and 8.0. We show you how to navigate this mandatory upgrade.
We look at three scaled-down, compact Kubernetes distributions for operation on edge devices or in small branch office environments.
