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Security is a journey, not a destination So after making a couple videos showing how to increase performance in desktop ...

In the past, Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) had a reputation of being hard to configure and maintain. Often, Linux admins ...

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The ultimate guide showing how to make Linux as secure, private, and anonymous as we can make it. This video covers ...

get access to a FREE Linux server with Linode: https://bit.ly/nc_linode ($100 credit for signing up) Are your Linux servers safe from ...

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Have you been hacked? Linux gets a reputation for being more secure than Windows or macOS. But that's not the whole story.

How to keep your Linux PC secure, by automating updates, turning on a firewall, running appropriate antivirus and wider ...

If you've just installed Linux Mint 22.3, this is one of the most important things you should do next. In this video, I'll walk you ...

00:00 Introduction 01:28 Linux vs. Windows 02:22 Linux Security Shortcomings 07:35 No System Is Secure 09:59 Unix ...

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Discussing the different Linux distros that are focused on security and privacy but can be used as a daily driver. Which ones are ...

For the first episode in my Enterprise Linux Security series, I go over 10 tips for hardening your Linux servers. This video includes ...

In this video I give advice to windows users switching to Linux.