In this video, we explore 10 smart ways AI tools (like ChatGPT) can help you solve real-world Linux issues faster and more efficiently. Whether youβre debugging logs, hardening config files, or escaping dependency hell β AI can save you time and frustration!
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How to Explore Your Linux Filesystem with eza – A “Modern” ls
Say goodbye to boring directory listings! In this video, Jay introduces you to eza β the powerful and modern alternative to the classic ls command. Learn how eza improves readability, adds color, shows icons, and even displays Git status β all right from your terminal.
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Linux Crash Course – The tree Command
In this episode of the Linux Crash Course series, youβll learn how to use the tree command to visualize the directory structure of your Linux system. Jay shows you how to quickly display folder contents in a tree-like format, helping you better understand file organization on the command line.
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 118 – 16 Billion Passwords
In this episode of Enterprise Linux Security, Jay and Joao discuss several recent stories, one of which is a breach involving 16 billion passwords! Also, Ubuntu users may see a performance boost, threat actors use Minecraft mods to target victims, and more!
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- 16 billion passwords exposed in record-breaking data breach: what does it mean for you?
- Large Language Models (LLMs) Are Falling for Phishing Scams: What Happens When AI Gives You the Wrong URL?
- Cybercriminals use fake GitHub Minecraft mods to target young players
- Ubuntu disables Intel GPU security mitigations, promises 20% performance boost
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 117 – localhostile
In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss how “localhost” can be used to spy on you. Also, Windows VM’s on Proxmox start encountering a BSOD after update, and more!
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- AMD : BSOD unsupported processor since Windows build 26100.4202
- Disclosure: Covert Web-to-App Tracking via Localhost on Android
- Metaβs Secret Spyware: βLocal Messβ Hack Tracks You Across the Web
- MCP Explained: The New Standard Connecting AI to Everything
- Qualys TRU Uncovers Chained LPE: SUSE 15 PAM to Full Root via libblockdev/udisks
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 113 – Black Basta Exposed
What’s it like within a hacking group? After 190,000 chat messages from the Black Basta group leak, we get an inside look at operations within such a group. In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss this recent development. Also, breaking news regarding CVE’s literally almost becoming a thing of the past!
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- That groan you hear is usersβ reaction to Recall going back into Windows
- Leak exposes Black Bastaβs influence tactics
- CVE, global source of cybersecurity info, was hours from being cut by DHS
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My Linux Daily Driver: A Complete Setup Overview
What distro does Jay use? What’s his setup like? This is a very common question on the channel – and in this video, you’ll get an inside look at his Linux environment – now based on Fedora!
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journalctl Basics: How to Easily Check Your Linux Logs
With the Linux Crash Course series, you’ll learn valuable Linux skills – one video at a time. In this episode, you’ll learn the basics of the journalctl command – which is the standard for viewing log files going forward.
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 112 – Oh Data, Where Art Thou?
This time around, Jay and Joao cover several interesting stories, including an alleged Oracle breach, privacy concerns around 23andme, and more!
Thanks toΒ TuxCareΒ for sponsoring the Enterprise Linux Security podcast.Β Check out their awesome servicesΒ to see how they can simplify Linux administration!
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- ‘Have I Been Pwned’ creator falls victim to scam
- Opt out: what to do with your 23andMe account after company filed bankruptcy
- Researchers back claim of Oracle Cloud breach despite companyβs denials
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 111 – Bugs in the Wild
In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss some recent bugs in the wild, including a supply-chain attack that exposes enterprise secrets.
Thanks to TuxCare for sponsoring the Enterprise Linux Security podcast. Check out their awesome services to see how they can simplify Linux administration!
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- Large enterprises scramble after supply-chain attack spills their secrets
- Critical Vulnerability CVE-2024-4577: Understanding the Threat and Its Exploitation in the Wild
- Apache Tomcat Vulnerability Actively Exploited Just 30 Hours After Public Disclosure
- Check out Jay’s “Switching to Linux” PDF with tips to help you migrate
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 105 – Buckets of Fun
In this video, Jay and Joao some recently security news, some of which exposes some of the dangers of misconfigured S3 buckets. Also, Volkswagen ended up in a bit of trouble, a Microsoft-related flaw in unicode poses problems, and other security shenanigans are to be expected.
Thanks toΒ TuxCareΒ for sponsoring the Enterprise Linux Security podcast.Β Check out their awesome servicesΒ to see how they can simplify Linux administration!
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- RegreSSHion exploit, CVE-2024-6387: A Write-Up
- WorstFit: Unveiling Hidden Transformers in Windows ANSI!
- VW Cars Leak Private Data of 800,000 β βVolksdatenβ
- Introduction to the Attack Vector
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Enterprise Linux Security Episode 104 – Artificial Insanity
In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss some unexpected consequences of AI. Also, they’ll give you a “year in review”, going over the most substantial security stories of 2024.
Thanks to TuxCare for sponsoring the Enterprise Linux Security podcast. Check out their awesome services to see how they can simplify Linux administration!
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- AI Slop is Hurting Security – LLMs are Dumb and People are Dim
- Chinese hackers still lurk in US telecommunications systems
- Will Europe keep your encrypted messages secret?
- Log4j Still Being Exploited
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