Install LogWatch
Logwatch is a customizable log analysis system. Logwatch parses through your system’s logs for a given period of time and creates a report analyzing areas that you specify, in as much detail as you require.…
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What is the difference between shared & dedicated hosting?
The choice between shared and dedicated hosting is a critical decision for website developers and administrators. Understanding the differences between these two types of hosting is essential for selecting the right hosting solution based on your needs, budget, and technical expertise.…
Read More What is a managed dedicated server
A managed dedicated server is either one you rent or one you co-locate where someone else is in charge of the well being of the server.…
Read More What do I need to know to have a dedicated server
Renting or Co-Locating a dedicated server that is not managed takes a lot of time and knowledge. You must be familiar with the operating system your dedicated server will be running on, and by familiar I mean you must know the ins and outs of it completely.…
Read More What is a dedicated server?
A dedicated server is a computer(server) that only runs one type of server software. The server is usualy constructed or pre-configured to the customers specifications.…
Read More Using heading tags to optimise your website for Google
Search engines recognise that, if they can identify a heading it is very likely to be relevant to the body of text below it. In other words, headings are an opportunity to position keywords.…
Read More Disabling Direct Root Login (SSH)
Disabling root login via shh is a great way to tigthen security on your dedicated server.…
Read More Ten Web Site Promotion Tips for DMOZ – Open Directory Project
The dmoz directory is not a search engine. It’s a directory, like a phonebook. It has been categorizing the Internet since 1998. Dmoz currently has over 590,000 categories and sub categories.…
Read More 10 Ways To Indirectly Get To The Top Of Search
There are millions of web sites trying to get listed in the
top 20 spots of the major search engines. That amounts to
a lot of competition!…
Read More Adding an IP address to your Linux Server
This is a quick guide on adding IPs to a system manually. I would only suggest it if you are not using a control panel, such as cpanel, that has a feature to adds ips.…
Read More Increase Your Web Page Traff
Have you optimized your web pages in order to receive traff?c from the major search engines (SE) like Google, Yahoo or Msn?…
Read More Common SSH Commands and Linux Shell Commands
We’ve put together some of the more frequently used SSH commands or linux shell commands, and organized them by name so you can easily find a command, their description and how to use it.…
Read More Common-sense Search Engine Optimization
For years, when people thought about search engine optimization, in all likelihood, gateway pages, doorway pages or informational pages probably came to mind. If you’re a search engine optimization specialist, you’ve probably had clients requesting that you create these types of pages for them.…
Read More How can I change permissions on my cgi-bin files using FTP?
You can use your FTP software to set the proper permissions for your scripts in your cgi-bin.…
Read More Installing and Configuring your OnApp Cloud
OnApp is a cloud management software suite that makes it easy to deploy and manage your own cloud infrastructure. OnApp features a very simple to use web based GUI that is built on proven virtualization technologies such as Xen, KVM and VMware.…
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What’s New in Kali Linux? | Kali Linux Blog
Enter Kali Linux
“So, what’s the difference between BackTrack and Kali?” you might be asking. Unfortunately for us, that’s not a simple question to answer. It’s a mix between “everything” and “not much”, depending on how you used BackTrack.…
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Kali Linux 1.0 Release – Moto – The Birth of Kali Linux | Kali Linux Blog
Kali Linux, the rising
It’s been 7 years since we released our first version of BackTrack Linux, and the ride so far has been exhilarating. When the dev team started talking about BackTrack 6 (almost a year ago), each of us put on paper a few “wish list goals” that we each wanted implemented in our “next version”.…
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Kali Linux Release Aftermath | Kali Linux Blog
Five days into the Kali Linux release at BlackHat EU in Amsterdam, and we’re still not fully recovered. Since the release, we’ve had just over 90,000 downloads, a dozen or so package updates, added more articles to the Kali Documentation, started a Portuguese translation, and we even managed to squeeze in a small bugfix release (Kali 1.0.1), which resolved an annoying USB keyboard issue some users reported.…
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Bleeding Edge Kali Linux | Kali Linux Blog
We’ve been busy this week, still behind on our emails, but going strong with Kali development. We packaged some new tools which were pointed out by the community as missing, such as inguma, arachni, bully, lbd, uniscan, automater, as well as started to build a framework of libraries and patches for bluetooth sniffing and ubertooth tools.…
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Kali Linux Accessibility Improvements | Kali Linux Blog
A couple of weeks ago, we were approached (independently) by two blind security enthusiasts who both drew our attention to the fact that Kali Linux had no built-in accessibility features.…
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