You need to take steps to protect your hardware from compromise: pretending that they don’t want to use your system for a zombie doesn’t work any more than walking down main street naked and pretending no one will look.
Author: John Nash
Mr. Nash is an experienced systems analyst/programmer and business manager who believes in giving back to the community through producing open source software.
Warned not Mourned
Current web site hackers look for phpmyadmin in various incarnations / folder names, and something called “muieblackcat”. Good reasons to put PhpMyAdmin somewhere away from the web site.
Dealing with SSH Attacks
To frustrate SSH attacks, switching your server to use RSA Keys instead of Passwords is a 5 minute job that works the first time. Read more for details.
SSH Server Security
Some good ideas here. http://bodhizazen.net/Tutorials/SSH_security
Windows 10 Best of Build details
Microsoft Virtual Academy training. Outline: 01 Introducing the Windows 10 App Model 02 Windows + Open Source Software 03 Microsoft Edge: Introducing the New Browser and Web App Platform for Windows 10 04 Developing Universal Windows Apps in Visual Studio 2015 05 Game Developers: Get the Most Out of Windows 10 06 Internet of Things…