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Folder Colorizer: Change Icon Color Of Any Folder In Windows
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Dashlane Is Your Personal Internet Assistant, An Alternative To LastPass
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StreamLife: View Your Facebook, Twitter Feeds & Call Log In One Place [Android]
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Tag Results For: iptables
Script For Saving Iptables And Restoring Them After Server Restart In Ubuntu
If you are like me who’s website is hosted on Ubuntu server, there will arise a need when you will need to block certain IP addresses. These IP addresses are mostly spam and malicious that never benefits you in any way. In my post a few weeks back I discussed how to add IP addresses [...] (more…)
How To Prevent A Brute Force Attack On Your Linux Server [Real Life Lessons]
Editor’s Notes: This post will mostly help those who are running their website on Ubuntu Linux Server. It is interesting nevertheless and gives insight into the reality behind managing the server. THE BEGINNING During the last two weeks my database has been crashing constantly at almost the same time during the day, daily. I ignored [...] (more…)
