Jon Watson
Jon is a senior Linux systems administrator currently working in the Internet security field. Most of his time is spent reviewing security related issues and developing ways to mitigate damage or prevent them from happening in the first place. He has articles published in Linux Journal and Linux Magazines and was previously the Tech Channel editor for b5 Media.
Email is not inherently secure and the wide variety of email services protect your emails in different ways. This article looks at the most popular email services and how they protect your email.
FTP is a fundamental file transfer tool. SFTP secures it for daily sure. Here’s our top list of the top 20 best SFTP servers out there.
Packet Sniffing is a colloquial term that refers to the art of network traffic analysis. In this article, we round up the best free packet sniffers.
One of the most widely used file transfer protocols is the Trivial FTP (TFTP) protocol. In this article, we’ll cover off the top 10 best TFTP servers.
The internet is the most widely used communication tool in existence. It’s also the best tool for scammers and phishers to hunt for victims.
Your internet traffic is susceptible to packet sniffing and analysis as it travels through various routers en-route to its destination. We explain how to avoid that.
Una guida utile per proteggere il proprio pc e navigare su Internet in sicurezza. Ecco come sfruttare le potenzialità della rete senza correre alcun rischio
This article explains how to enable Yubikey One Time Passwords and Google Authenticator Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on Linux.
Le truffe via e-mail più comuni, ecco i consigli su come riconoscerle, come evitare di rimanerne vittima e come segnalarle
There is much debate about Linux antivirus. Opponents of it state that its heritage as a networked, multi-user operating system protects it. The reality is that there’s simply no reason to not install antivirus on your Linux desktop other than hubris.