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on the alerts by blocking the malicious activity.
From the above analogies you can see that both are very important for a more robust security system.
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Knowing the differences between an Intrusion Detection System(IDS) & Intrusion Prevention System(IPS) - their differences and how they compliment each other goes a long way in your cyber-journey
anyone trying to break in. If the guard detects a potential intruder, they can take immediate action to prevent them from entering, like stopping them at the door.
Function: The IPS not only detects threats but also takes action to block or prevent them in real-time. It acts...
Now when it comes to protection against malwares. Through study, I have come realize that no mitigation techniques is 100% effective. Incidents are going to happen.
Digital forensics guys have a lot to do now and in the future.
@dhh this tweet is on point.
So much complicated tools out there meanwhile knowing how to navigate through the shell/terminal would save resources both for hardware and software. So many built-in utils are in the #Linux ecosystem.
...but it can handle gzip-compressed files (.gz files) directly.
-i is an option for zgrep to ignore case, that is it could either be Hello HELLO, etc.
If there are other ways of doing this please leave a comment below.👇🏽
...so it is very possible to search through an archive or compressed file in #linux through the command line:
`zgrep -i hello somefile.gz`
here is the breakdown:
`zgrep`: This is the command used for searching through compressed files. It's similar to grep,..
do you know that running this commands on your terminal:
`cd`
`cd ~`
`cd $HOME`
are actually equivalent commands that takes you to your home directory.
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