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02.08.2021
applications you might want to run safely confined without compromising the finely tuned integrity of the operating system.
For most users, none of this is going to be necessary. The default installation does
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02.08.2022
tools, along with different brush strokes and palettes, but you can't fine tune your drawing in the way you can with something like Krita. Lorien is instead intended to be used to make quick notes
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05.10.2022
drives the design of the feedback loop. If your prior knowledge is good, everything will probably work out fine. But if you knew what the solution was, why didn't you just define it clearly in the first
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02.05.2023
equivalent, allowing you to limit output to specific system calls and those that access files, processes, and the network, among many other options. Regular expressions can be used to further fine-tune your
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28.07.2024
have now saved your first changes directly in the current development branch of the local repository. If you work on your own, that's fine. But, if you work in a team, you will usually first want
7%
26.01.2025
the main functionality that YARA provides and can create much more fine-grained rules.
Populating your rules with variables is also possible, and you can pull in and include files too if you wish. YARA
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04.07.2024
operate at half that specification. The default disk size should be fine for my purposes, too.
The very helpful people at Canonical provide access to old versions of Ubuntu that you can download as ISO
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30.01.2024
way to turn the gear that I had into two reliable security cameras in one location (99 percent uptime is fine; no five nines needed). I wanted two cameras pointing in different directions, which
7%
24.02.2016
with grok. If syslog is
07 # implemented cleanly according to RFC 3164, this module works fine
08 # and has the advantage that SSL can be used.
09
10 input {
11 syslog {
12 port => 5514
13
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30.09.2016
not being another distro's fork, relies on the Runit alternative init system [6].
Damn Vulnerable Linux (DVL) [7] is an interesting case. Like a fine wine, this contagious Linux keeps getting better even
