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In this episode, I encourage teachers who have only ever used Windows or Mac, to try out Linux!

In this episode, I encourage teachers who have only ever used Windows or Mac, to try out Linux!

This presentation will discuss the IIO framework in the context of Software-Defined-Radio and how it can be used as a generic and efficient transport of data to and from the hardware. It will start with a basic introduction to the IIO framework itself and than go on to discuss the SDR related bits in more detail. The presentation will cover the low-level bits and ideas of the API, the existing userspace applications and libraries up to the GNU Radio integration.

Companion CDROMs for the book "Using Linux Special Edition Fourth Edition".  Install and source CDs for Het Hat Linux v5.1.

Companion CDROMs for the book "Using Linux Special Edition Fourth Edition".  Install and source CDs for Het Hat Linux v5.1.

Companion CDROMs for the book "Using Linux Special Edition Fourth Edition".  Install and source CDs for Het Hat Linux v5.1.

On this episode of This Week in Linux, Google & Ubuntu teamed up to bring Flutter Apps to Linux. We've got a LOT of news in the Mobile Linux world with a New more powerful PinePhone from Pine64 that even comes with a USB Convergence Dock, then we'll talk about Mobian: Mobile OS based on Debian, and then we've. even got some news from Gentoo about using Gentoo on Android. We've got some great distro news this week from EndeavourOS & MX Linux. Then we'll jump into the App News realm to cover the Personal Edition branding for LibreOffice, Riot has chosen the name Element as their branding replacement, and we'll talk about even more branding with some news about a fork of Brave browser getting threatened with legal action. Then I'll let know about some concerning news about BountySource and why projects should abandon the service. All that and much more on Your Weekly Source for Linux GNews!Sponsored by: do.co/dlnSponsored by: bitwarden.com/dlnDownloads & Media MP3 YouTube LBRYSegment Index* 00:00 Intro* 01:28 Sponsored by Digital Ocean & Bitwarden* 01:34 Google & Ubuntu: Flutter Apps to Linux* Links: ubuntu.com, medium.com, androidpolice.com, theregister.com* 07:27 New PinePhone: 3GB RAM & USB Dock (Store)* 14:05 Mobian: Mobile OS based on Debian* 16:45 EndeavourOS

Going Linux Screencast #007 - Partitioning a Hard Drive using GParted

This time on the show, optimizing your Linux install for better battery life - Darren reports. Then, Encrypt all the things! I'm setting up local encryption volumes that play well with cloud sync services like spideroak and dropbox. Plus, RSS podcasts from YouTube - is it possible? All that and more, this time on Hak5! Part 1: http://youtu.be/XloTXFgNL7s Part 2: http://youtu.be/yCEpL81jMTg Part 3: http://youtu.be/5jY62CFH8-c -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Bash Bunny Primer - Hak5 2225" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j6hrjSrJaM -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XloTXFgNL7s Uploader: Hak5

Join Robbie Ferguson and Christa Wells as they produce great looking video using free tools available on Linux. In Part 1 of our series on Video Editing on Linux, Robbie and Christa dive into the OpenShot video editor and take you through obtaining the software, installing and configuring the software, 3D title creation, video editing, using the interface and even rolling your credits at the end and outputting your video. http://cat5.tv/vidprod

The Karen Hunter Show teaches the keys to entrepreneurial success in the industries of sports, politics, entertainment and so much more, directly from the celebrities and civilians who have personally created brands from the ground up. Hear the Karen Hunter Show on SiriusXM Urban View on-demand, channel 126www.siriusxm.com/ondemand. Source: https://soundcloud.com/siriusxm-news-issues/tameika-reed-of-women-in-linux-lack-of-diversity-in-tech-using-linux Uploader: SiriusXM News & Issues

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Nowadays, computers, smart phones, smart watches, printers, projectors, washing machines, fridges, and other mobile devices connected to Internet are exposed to various threats and exploits. Of the various attacks, SQL injection, cross site scripting, Wordpress, and WPA2 attack were the most popular security attacks and will be further investigated in this paper. Kali Linux provides a great platform and medium in learning various types of exploits and peneteration testing. All the simulated attack will be conducted using Kali Linux installed on virtual machine in a compuer with Intel Core i5 and 8 GB RAM, while the victim’s machine is the host computer which run Windows 10 version 1709. Results showed that the attacks launched both on web and firewall were conducted successfully.

Nowadays, computers, smart phones, smart watches, printers, projectors, washing machines, fridges, and other mobile devices connected to Internet are exposed to various threats and exploits. Of the various attacks, SQL injection, cross site scripting, Wordpress, and WPA2 attack were the most popular security attacks and will be further investigated in this paper. Kali Linux provides a great platform and medium in learning various types of exploits and peneteration testing. All the simulated attack will be conducted using Kali Linux installed on virtual machine in a compuer with Intel Core i5 and 8 GB RAM, while the victim’s machine is the host computer which run Windows 10 version 1709. Results showed that the attacks launched both on web and firewall were conducted successfully.

There are now many options for creating Linux clusters; clustering remains one of the hottest applications for Linux today. Along with an overview of the popular clustering software, we will focus on the Rocks package sponsored by the National Science Foundation, from basic installation to running jobs. Robert Rusinko will be show us the ins and outs of setting up clusters using Rocks, and give us a peek at the Rocks 5.0 (Beta) using Xen. If you've ever had to take a pile of computers and turn them into working systems, you already know how much work there is from unpacking them to putting them into production. Various tools have been created to automate portions of the process, such as Kickstart, but still leave a lot of work to the person installing the systems. Cobbler aims to make this process easier and less error-prone by providing a PXE boot server and tools such as Koan, to allow you a template-based system to provision new systems, whether physical or virtual. Subhendu Ghosh will take us on a walkthrough of Cobbler so you can see how easy it can be.

There are now many options for creating Linux clusters; clustering remains one of the hottest applications for Linux today. Along with an overview of the popular clustering software, we will focus on the Rocks package sponsored by the National Science Foundation, from basic installation to running jobs. Robert Rusinko will be show us the ins and outs of setting up clusters using Rocks, and give us a peek at the Rocks 5.0 (Beta) using Xen. If you've ever had to take a pile of computers and turn them into working systems, you already know how much work there is from unpacking them to putting them into production. Various tools have been created to automate portions of the process, such as Kickstart, but still leave a lot of work to the person installing the systems. Cobbler aims to make this process easier and less error-prone by providing a PXE boot server and tools such as Koan, to allow you a template-based system to provision new systems, whether physical or virtual. Subhendu Ghosh will take us on a walkthrough of Cobbler so you can see how easy it can be.

##-========================================-## ##  [+] Tor Browser without Tor - Part 2 ##-========================================-## ##-==========================================-## ##  [?] The idea behind this project is to use the torbrowser in place of firefox. ##      Since the latest versions of firefox have become crap, ##      the best option is to use the torbrowser at this point... ##-==========================================-## ##-==========================================-## ##  [?] The implementation involves using: ##       TorBrowser + User.js + UMatrix + UBlock ##-==========================================-## ##-========================================-## ##  [+] User.js Project URL: ##-========================================-## https://github.com/pyllyukko/user.js/ ##-========================================-## ##  [+] TorBrowser Profile Locations: ##-========================================-## /home/parrotkios/Downloads/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/defaults/pref /home/parrotkios/Downloads/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Browser/profile.default/prefs.js ##-=================================================================-## ##  [+] If You Downloaded The TorBrowser Through the TorLauncher: ##-=================================================================-## /home/parrotkios/.local/share/torbrowser/tbb/x86_64/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/defaults/pref ##-========================================-## ##  [+] See The Whonix Article: ##-========================================-## https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Tor_Browser_without_Tor ##-========================================-## ##  [+] Edit The Firefox Internals: ##-========================================-## about:config ##-========================================-## ##  [+] Firefox Options To Edit: ##-========================================-## // Allow user-configured proxy settings user_pref("extensions.torbutton.use_nontor_proxy", true); // Disable TorLauncher extension user_pref("extensions.torlauncher.prompt_at_startup", false); user_pref("extensions.torlauncher.start_tor", false); ##-================-## ##   [+] YouTube URL: ##-================-## https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KstnDQY-ek&t

Dual-booting is a useful method to run two operating systems on the same machine. Different OSes might help you harness the full potential of your hardware, or it may be necessary because of software limitations. It lets you tailor your computing experience to your own unique needs. Yet few people run different operating systems from the same disk partition, where both OSes coexist in the same place in the same file system. This talk will outline the steps to combine Linux with another open source OS known as TempleOS in a very small amount of disk space, and how blending them together can create a unique and fun programming experience.

A short 5-minute video tutoria on how to use IWCONFIG, IFCONFIG, and DHCLIENT to configure and bring up a wireless network card in Kubuntu Linux.

There are now many options for creating Linux clusters; clustering remains one of the hottest applications for Linux today. Along with an overview of the popular clustering software, we will focus on the Rocks package sponsored by the National Science Foundation, from basic installation to running jobs. Robert Rusinko will be show us the ins and outs of setting up clusters using Rocks, and give us a peek at the Rocks 5.0 (Beta) using Xen. If you've ever had to take a pile of computers and turn them into working systems, you already know how much work there is from unpacking them to putting them into production. Various tools have been created to automate portions of the process, such as Kickstart, but still leave a lot of work to the person installing the systems. Cobbler aims to make this process easier and less error-prone by providing a PXE boot server and tools such as Koan, to allow you a template-based system to provision new systems, whether physical or virtual. Subhendu Ghosh will take us on a walkthrough of Cobbler so you can see how easy it can be.

There are now many options for creating Linux clusters; clustering remains one of the hottest applications for Linux today. Along with an overview of the popular clustering software, we will focus on the Rocks package sponsored by the National Science Foundation, from basic installation to running jobs. Robert Rusinko will be show us the ins and outs of setting up clusters using Rocks, and give us a peek at the Rocks 5.0 (Beta) using Xen. If you've ever had to take a pile of computers and turn them into working systems, you already know how much work there is from unpacking them to putting them into production. Various tools have been created to automate portions of the process, such as Kickstart, but still leave a lot of work to the person installing the systems. Cobbler aims to make this process easier and less error-prone by providing a PXE boot server and tools such as Koan, to allow you a template-based system to provision new systems, whether physical or virtual. Subhendu Ghosh will take us on a walkthrough of Cobbler so you can see how easy it can be.

There are now many options for creating Linux clusters; clustering remains one of the hottest applications for Linux today. Along with an overview of the popular clustering software, we will focus on the Rocks package sponsored by the National Science Foundation, from basic installation to running jobs. Robert Rusinko will be show us the ins and outs of setting up clusters using Rocks, and give us a peek at the Rocks 5.0 (Beta) using Xen. If you've ever had to take a pile of computers and turn them into working systems, you already know how much work there is from unpacking them to putting them into production. Various tools have been created to automate portions of the process, such as Kickstart, but still leave a lot of work to the person installing the systems. Cobbler aims to make this process easier and less error-prone by providing a PXE boot server and tools such as Koan, to allow you a template-based system to provision new systems, whether physical or virtual. Subhendu Ghosh will take us on a walkthrough of Cobbler so you can see how easy it can be.

The massive development of technology especially in computers, mobile devices, and networking has bring security issue forward as primarily concern. The computers and mobile devices connected to Internet are exposed to numerous threats and exploits. With the utilization of penetration testing, vulnerabilities of a system can be identified and simulated attack can be launched to determine how severe the vulnerabilities are. This paper reviewed some of the security concepts, including penetration testing, security analysis, and security audit. On the other hand, Kali Linux is the most popular penetration testing and security audit platform with advanced tools to detect any vulnerabilities uncovered in the target machine. For this purpose, Kali Linux setup and installation will be described in more details. Moreover, a method to install vulnerable server was also presented. Further research including simulated attacks to vulnerable server on both web and firewall system will be conducted.

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xviii, 924 p. : 24 cm

xviii, 924 p. : 24 cm

xviii, 924 p. : 24 cm

Pewdie on GNU / Linux recording for BlenderDumbass.org

This time on the show Darren shares a heartwarming story about how a little plastic minifig saved the day using the Linux screen command. Shannon demos her favorite webcam software's motion detection features, and Jason introduces interface design using the QT SDK. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vaac19G2p8A Uploader: Hak5

I feel like such a old school hacker right now, mass downloading retro MOD tracker music in the background in Linux using a github script into the directory I'm playing it from on Windows 10

How we created a scalable mass VM hosting for open source web apps with python, LXC and linux with a web-UI based on django and angularjs. We'll show the underlying architecture of this service, several linux internals that make this possible and we'll talk about bitter failure during development. This talk will be python- and linux-centric with some hints for integrating angularjs into django.

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Going Linux Screencast #009 · Installing and Using TestDisk

Most of the time, home LANs just work. But what do you do when something goes wrong? This discussion will cover failure modes, how to troubleshoot them, and sometimes how to fix them. This discussion will include wiring problems, WiFi problems, DNS problems, and connections to the ISP. I will also cover how to prepare for a failure.

## Debian Sources.list: https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList ## Run pluma text editor as superuser: gksu --sudo-user /usr/bin/pluma ## Sources.list file location: /etc/apt/sources.list ## Youtube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evnctB_zdhY ## Archive.org Link: https://archive.org/details/AddingTheDebianRepositoryToParrotLinuxUsingSources.list ## Bitchute URL: https://www.bitchute.com/video/bX71cZa115m0/

## Debian Sources.list: https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList ## Run pluma text editor as superuser: gksu --sudo-user /usr/bin/pluma ## Sources.list file location: /etc/apt/sources.list ## Youtube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evnctB_zdhY ## Archive.org Link: https://archive.org/details/AddingTheDebianRepositoryToParrotLinuxUsingSources.list ## Bitchute URL: https://www.bitchute.com/video/bX71cZa115m0/

Using KVM to sandbox firmwares from the Linux Kernel or: How I learned to stop worrying and love EFI Runtime Services by Florent Revest At: FOSDEM 2018 Room: K.4.401 Scheduled start: 2018-02-04 16:00:00+01 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEessbcH8-I Uploader: FOSDEM

Using KVM to sandbox firmwares from the Linux Kernel or: How I learned to stop worrying and love EFI Runtime Services by Florent Revest At: FOSDEM 2018 Room: K.4.401 Scheduled start: 2018-02-04 16:00:00+01 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEessbcH8-I Uploader: FOSDEM

Using KVM to sandbox firmwares from the Linux Kernel or: How I learned to stop worrying and love EFI Runtime Services by Florent Revest At: FOSDEM 2018 Room: K.4.401 Scheduled start: 2018-02-04 16:00:00+01 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEessbcH8-I Uploader: FOSDEM

Many hackers today are using process memory infections to maintain stealth residence inside of a compromised system. The current state of forensics tools in Linux, lack the sophistication used by the infection methods found in real world hacks. ECFS (Extended core file snapshot) technology, https://github.com/elfmaster/ecfs is an innovative extension to regular ELF core files, designed to be used as forensics-friendly snapshots of process memory. A brief showcasing of the ECFS technology was featured in POC||GTFO 0x7 (Innovations with core files). However this talk will reveal deeper insight on the many features of this technology, such as full symbol table reconstruction, builtin detection heuristics, and how common binutils such as objdump, and readelf can be used to quickly identify complex infections such as PLT/GOT hooks and shared library injection. We will also cover the libecfs API that was created specifically for malware and forensics analysts who aim to implement support for ECFS snapshots into new or existing malware detection software. While the ECFS core format was initially designed for runtime malware and forensics purposes, another very neat aspect to this technology was quickly extrapolated on; the ECFS snapshots can also be reloaded into memory and executed. Very similar to VM snapshots, which opens many more doors for research and exploration in a vast array of areas from dynamic analysis to migrating live processes across systems. ECFS is still a work in progress, but for those who understand the arduous nature of dissecting a process and identifying anomalies, will surely acquire a quick respect for the new technology that makes all of this so much easier. Speaker Bio: Ryan 'elfmaster' O'Neill is a computer security researcher at Leviathan Security and the maintainer of Bitlackeys.org, a hub for much of his independent research. He is a Reverse engineer, and a Software engineer, who also specializes in the ELF binary format, and delivers on going workshops in this area to interested parties, including the US government. Ryan has worked on many security technologies including but not limited to: Maya's Veil : anti-tamper / anti-exploitation protection for Linux ELF binaries VMA Vudu : automated forensics analysis of process runtime infections in Linux kernelDetective : Linux kernel forensics software Ryan has produced alot of research and publications in areas pertaining to Linux kernel and userland malware, such as "Linux kprobe instrumentation from phrack 66", and is author of soon to be released book "The art of Linux binary analysis" which focuses on everything from ELF internals to Linux Viruses, and Binary protection techniques. Ryan has been involved in the computer security scene since 1999. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCJJnJ84MSE Uploader: DEFCONConference

Summary: How I use Linux for my Business Source: http://hackerpublicradio.org/eps.php?id=1736 Hardware System76 Galago Ultrapro - Ubuntu 14.04 Synology DiskStation DS213j LG G2 Proprietary Applications Synology Cloud Station Wireframe Sketcher Free Applications pandoc discount -firefox chromium gvim libreoffice planner hamster todo.txt gnucash virtualbox thunderbird enigmail stationary california ranger L2TP/IPSEC vpn client meld deja-dup -> Box Systemback rsync Links https://synology.com https://wireframesketcher.com https://www.system76.com https://todotxt.com/ https://www.pandoc.org https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ https://launchpad.net/l2tp-ipsec-vpn

Summary: How I use Linux for my Business Source: http://hackerpublicradio.org/eps.php?id=1736 Hardware System76 Galago Ultrapro - Ubuntu 14.04 Synology DiskStation DS213j LG G2 Proprietary Applications Synology Cloud Station Wireframe Sketcher Free Applications pandoc discount -firefox chromium gvim libreoffice planner hamster todo.txt gnucash virtualbox thunderbird enigmail stationary california ranger L2TP/IPSEC vpn client meld deja-dup -> Box Systemback rsync Links https://synology.com https://wireframesketcher.com https://www.system76.com https://todotxt.com/ https://www.pandoc.org https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ https://launchpad.net/l2tp-ipsec-vpn

The semi-analytical theory for the motion of a space object replaces the conventional equations of motion with two formulas: (1) equations of motion for the mean equinoctial elements, and (2) expressions for the short periodic motion in the equinoctial elements. Very complete force models have been developed for the mean element equations of motion and for the short periodic motion. There is also a semi-analytical theory for the partial derivatives of the perturbed motion. An interpolation strategy greatly assists in producing the mean elements, the osculating elements, the perturbed position and velocity, and the partial derivatives at the output request times. The semi-analytical satellite theory has been interfaced with a variety of batch least squares and Kalman Filter estimation processes. The current effort improves the software implementation of the semi-analytical theory for the partial derivatives so that (1) the mean element state transition matrix can be integrated backwards in time consistent with the interpolation architecture and (2) the epoch in a mean element orbit determination process can have an arbitrary location in a span of observation data. Both of these new capabilities support studies of the propagation of the state error covariance in the mean equinoctial elements. The paper describes the mathematical formulation and the software implementation in the Linux GTDS DSST program, and provides several test cases to illustrate the capabilities.

The semi-analytical theory for the motion of a space object replaces the conventional equations of motion with two formulas: (1) equations of motion for the mean equinoctial elements, and (2) expressions for the short periodic motion in the equinoctial elements. Very complete force models have been developed for the mean element equations of motion and for the short periodic motion. There is also a semi-analytical theory for the partial derivatives of the perturbed motion. An interpolation strategy greatly assists in producing the mean elements, the osculating elements, the perturbed position and velocity, and the partial derivatives at the output request times. The semi-analytical satellite theory has been interfaced with a variety of batch least squares and Kalman Filter estimation processes. The current effort improves the software implementation of the semi-analytical theory for the partial derivatives so that (1) the mean element state transition matrix can be integrated backwards in time consistent with the interpolation architecture and (2) the epoch in a mean element orbit determination process can have an arbitrary location in a span of observation data. Both of these new capabilities support studies of the propagation of the state error covariance in the mean equinoctial elements. The paper describes the mathematical formulation and the software implementation in the Linux GTDS DSST program, and provides several test cases to illustrate the capabilities.

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This report is the second in a series that will examine Linux Volatility-specific memory malware-based analysis techniques. Windows-based malware memory analysis techniques were analysed in a previous series. Unlike these Windows-based reports, some of the techniques described therein are not applicable to Linux-based analyses including data carving and anti-virus scanning. Thus, with minimal use of scanner-based technologies, the author will demonstrate what to look for while conducting Linux-specific Volatility-based investigations. Each investigation consists of an infected memory image and its accompanying Volatility memory profile that will be used to examine a different open source rootkit. Some of the rootkits are user-land while others are kernel-based. Rootkits were chosen over Trojans, worms and viruses as rootkits tend to be more sophisticated. This specific investigation examines the Jynx2 rootkit. However, this analysis is broken into two parts. The first examines a system infected with Jynx2 but which has not yet loaded any new processes with the infected library/rootkit while the second examines a system completely infected by Jynx2. It is hoped that through the proper application of various Volatility plugins combined with an in-depth knowledge of the Linux operating system, these case studies will provide guidance to other investigators in their own analyses.