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Cybersecurity Resources That Help Me Stay Ahead

  Greetings,   Cyber Mavericks ! W elcome back! Today’s article is a continuation of a recent post I shared titled: ‘ 3 Mistakes Every Beginner Ethical Hacker Makes ’. In that piece, I emphasized the importance of continuous learning, self-development, and staying abreast of cybersecurity news and emerging threats. Following the positive feedback from many of you expressing interest in the resources I use to stay updated, I’ve curated this list to share some of my top favorites. Disclaimer : This post shares my go-to resources for staying updated on cybersecurity news, ethical hacking, and emerging threats. It’s not meant to be a comprehensive list, but a selection of my frequently used resources to keep up with the latest cybersecurity developments.  Feel free to share your favorites if they’re not already on my radar! Without further ado, here are my favorite cybersecurity news sources. Cyber & Hacking News 💻  The Hacker News THN  is one of the favorite r...
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Customized My_Linux-Lab Motd

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1.Before Login 1. change the sudor file, so that it will not prompt double login               sudo visudo     change it to:               username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/neofetch      :wq 2.sudo vim /etc/profile.d/neofetch.sh      change it to:                 #!/bin/bash                  neofetch > /etc/issue                                                ...
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No IPv4 address is currently assigned

 No IPv4 address is currently assigned Example: From the output of your ip a command, there is no IPv4 address assigned to your active network interface ( eth0 ) , only IPv6 addresses are present. Here's What You Have: Loopback interface ( lo ) has: 127.0.0.1 → that's only for local use. Ethernet interface ( eth0 ) has only IPv6 addresses To get an IPv4 address (automatically): Run this command:          $  sudo dhclient eth0 Note;      dhclient is not installed by default on your Kali system. Let’s fix that and get your IPv4 address:          $  sudo apt install isc-dhcp-client -y Then check:          $ ip a You should now see a line under eth0 like: 🧠 Why might IPv4 be missing? Your network/router might be IPv6-only DHCP server is not assigning IPv4 Your system didn’t automatically request an IPv4 address If dhclient doesn’t work: Try this command instead (...
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