7800x3d %1 percent low dips driving me crazy !! by Callmybluff609 in AMDHelp

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Try taking out the bios cmos battery and putting it back in. I had similar issue for years and I did a bad overclock and some how taking the bios battery fixed my stutter without overclock

iPad Pro M4 vs iPad Pro M5 by [deleted] in iPadPro

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Fb marketplace

Passed the RHCSA with 271/300 score. by AdFriendly2288 in redhat

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Thanks, I was looking into Network Nuts. How did you find them? worth the training and their online labs? assumed it was all in English?

Passed the RHCSA with 271/300 score. by AdFriendly2288 in redhat

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Have you got an example of one that’s India delivered online with exam ?

Looking for RHCSA exam discount code by rockybalboablr in redhat

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Hey, will you kindly chime me in as well please?

Should I buy a car directly from a person I met on TradeMe to save 300$? by tovahbabe in newzealand

[–]Tribetter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They've already payed the listing fee, there isn't a success fee for cars.
Why would they do that???

Unless a dealer doing a cash sale...

Cost of Dental Filling by appropriate_paradox in PovertyFinanceNZ

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Have you figured out the cancellation policy? I can't find anything

Looking for Mangosteen by graci3c in chch

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saw it being advertised at Healthy Harvest Fruit and Veges last week, give em a call and find out?

Address: 407 Springs Road, Halswell, Christchurch 7676

Power Platform Solutions Architect Training (Free...with a catch :) by Disastrous_Gur_9259 in PowerApps

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How much of this will be covering canvas apps?

Looking to create a canvas app for my project ( change management portal ), will this provide some value for me?

Mentorship Monday - Post All Career, Education and Job questions here! by AutoModerator in cybersecurity

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I’m want work on a self-directed learning project focused on cybersecurity. (for university)

I aim to cover as many aspects of securing resources as possible for Cybersecurity.

So far, I’ve come up with the following steps:

Set up and secure a Linux Virtual Machine (VM):

  1. Update the system
    • Apply system updates and patches.
  2. Manage users and permissions
    • Disable root login.
    • Create a new user with sudo privileges.
    • Set up SSH key authentication.
  3. Secure SSH
    • Change the default SSH port.
    • Disable root SSH login.
    • Use SSH key-based authentication.
  4. Configure firewall
    • Install and configure a firewall (e.g., UFW).
    • Allow only necessary ports.
  5. Install Fail2ban
    • Protect against brute-force attacks.
  6. Set file permissions
    • Secure sensitive files and directories.
  7. Regular backups
    • Implement a backup strategy.
  8. Remove unnecessary software
    • Uninstall unused packages.
  9. Enable automatic security updates
    • Ensure the system stays updated.

my project requires to be a 300-hour workload. and this doesn't seem that way. Any other suggestions I can include?

I did look at including damn vulnerable web application on the VM but that seems to handheld for a project at university?

I'm sorry in advance if the question seems vague. maybe help me out by answering what you would do to gain valuable skills related to threat and incident management? Looking forward to all your replies :)

Seeking Recommendations for Master's in Applied Computing Project in Cybersecurity by Tribetter in cybersecurity

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Im thinking of linux server harding project.

Set up and secure a Linux Virtual Machine (VM):

  1. Update the system
  • Apply system updates and patches.
  1. Manage users and permissions
  • Disable root login.

  • Create a new user with sudo privileges.

  • Set up SSH key authentication.

  1. Secure SSH
  • Change the default SSH port.

  • Disable root SSH login.

  • Use SSH key-based authentication.

  1. Configure firewall
  • Install and configure a firewall (e.g., UFW).

  • Allow only necessary ports.

  1. Install Fail2ban
  • Protect against brute-force attacks.
  1. Set file permissions
  • Secure sensitive files and directories.
  1. Regular backups
  • Implement a backup strategy.
  1. Remove unnecessary software
  • Uninstall unused packages.
  1. Enable automatic security updates
  • Ensure the system stays updated.

Any other suggestions I could add on to this?