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Securing Your APIs: A Practical Guide to Robust API Security Testing

The purpose of API security is to ensure that API requests are authenticated, authorized, validated, and cleansed while the service is under load. API security differs from ordinary web servers in that a modern application or service has various API endpoints that use multiple protocols and request formats. Still, typical web servers only need to […]

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Setting Up a Go Development Environment on Linux: From Basics to Web Scraping

There’s a story that goes like this: Developers at Google designed Go while waiting for other programs to compile. Traditional languages are so slow to compile that it forced Google employees to make their own language, and make their own language they did! The results are quite astonishing. Since go was designed to run on

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Essential online security tools for Linux users

A surprisingly small portion of the computer enthusiast market uses the Linux operating system. As such, it’s rarely targeted by ill-willed hackers or specialized malware. However, that doesn’t make its users immune to the slew of cyber threats lurking on the world wide web. At the very least, they still require extra precautions to enjoy

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International PEO vs. Traditional Hiring: Which Is Right for Your Business?

As businesses expand their operations beyond their domestic market, they face a number of challenges in terms of human resources (HR) management. One of the most significant challenges is figuring out how to hire and manage a team of employees in a foreign country. HR management tool such as international PEO has emerged as a

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Install, Setup and use Transmission in Linux

Transmission is the number one torrent client in many ways. In Linux, at least 80% of the users use this application for a long time when they want to do torrenting. In this article, we will explore installing and setting up transmission for torrent. We will also take a look at some of the popular

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Install, Set Up, and Use Flameshot in Linux

Have you ever struggled with taking screenshots in Linux? I know I certainly have. As I write quiet a lot of articles, I often need to edit some of my screenshots and GNOME’s default Screenshot application is not the best. Here is where FlameShot shines through! Flameshot is a very powerful open-source screenshot application that

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Installing, Setting Up, and Using SNMP in Linux

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a Network Monitoring Protocol that is used extensively across many networking devices such as your home routers, switches, hub, printers etc. Almost all modern networking devices come with support for this popular managing protocol. You can turn on services, restart your services and monitor your network remotely with the

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How to Play PC Games on Linux

Playing games on Linux used to be a far-fetched idea, but you should know that game makers are starting to cash in on the surging Linux audience. Even such big names like Valve and Steam are creating utilities that let Windows games work on Linux machines – not just Ubuntu, but all the other Linux

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Linux Distros That Excel in Privacy and Security

Linux is a well-known open-source operating system that has been around for over three decades. Its popularity has grown over the years and is now used by millions of people worldwide. One of the main advantages of Linux is its high level of security and privacy. Many Linux distributions (also known as “distros”) are designed

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Adding gestures to X11 session on Gnome and customizations

The GNOME desktop environment, version 40 onwards, offers a gesture support on Laptops which have touchpads. These gestures include a three finger horizontal swipe to change workspaces and a three finger vertical swipe to open either the search menu or the application grid. However, these gestures are only available to you on the Wayland session,

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