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Have you ever wondered what the Linux operating system is and how to install it on your computer? Do you want to know how to detach the Linux operating system from the primary operating system? Have you been attempting to learn how to execute penetration testing or other ethical hacking methods in order to assess the server or network's security? If you answered yes to these questions, you've chosen the correct guide. Linux is an operating system that system administrators and hackers use to maintain the security of a server or network. The operating system may be used to solve business needs such as network administration, system administration, and database management. This book will teach you more about the many strategies for protecting your system from a security breach, as well as how to safeguard the files and data on your system. This book will first teach you how to utilize Linux on virtual computers. You will also learn about the many technologies available for hardening the network and server's security. You will learn about the various permissions and accesses and how to utilize them to improve the security of security settings. You'll also learn how to conduct a penetration test, often known as an ethical hack, to scan the system and discover what you can do to enhance the settings. You will learn how to do the following things as you read this book: Installing Linux on your PC and utilizing a virtual machine to access it Passwords and ACLs to secure user accounts. Using a firewall and other ways, secure the server. Learn how to decode and encrypt network data. Investigate numerous strategies for preventing hackers from gaining access to information on your system. Perform tests to uncover network and server vulnerabilities And Much More!... What are you waiting for? If you want to learn more about Linux, pick up a copy of this book right now!

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