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Mastering the Sev0

A Sev0 incident is the most severe, demanding immediate attention and involving many people, including executives, legal teams, and customer support. High pressure, uncertainty, and external scrutiny are common. Effective handling requires flexibility, clear communication, and managing subgroups eff.. read more  

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Jenkins up and running on Kubernetes

This hands-on guide covers deploying Jenkins on Kubernetes, configuring Kubernetes as Jenkins agents, running a sample pipeline on a k8s Pod Jenkins agent, and monitoring the Pod life cycle for a pipeline run. It is designed for a PoC or Pilot environment to explore Jenkins and Kubernetes features. .. read more  

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Serverless Jupyter Notebooks at Meta

At Meta, Bento allows engineers to mix code, text, and multimedia in a single document, from simple prototyping to complex machine learning workflows. To speed up lite workloads, Meta built infrastructure that enables code execution directly in the browser using Pyodide on WebAssembly. With a focus .. read more  

Serverless Jupyter Notebooks at Meta
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New PHP Vulnerability Exposes Windows Servers to Remote Code Execution

Details on a critical security flaw in PHP, tracked as CVE-2024-4577, have been disclosed, allowing for remote code execution on Windows systems. Vulnerable PHP versions have been fixed in updates 8.3.8, 8.2.20, and 8.1.29. Exploitation attempts have been detected, urging users to apply patches quic.. read more  

New PHP Vulnerability Exposes Windows Servers to Remote Code Execution
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Exploring the 2024 EU Election: Internet traffic trends and cybersecurity insights

The 2024 European Parliament election saw significant internet traffic drops and spikes in various regions. Central Europe experienced the highest declines, particularly in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, while Estonia saw the highest peak increase at 35%. Notable announcements in Belgium and Franc.. read more  

Exploring the 2024 EU Election: Internet traffic trends and cybersecurity insights
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Common Mistakes Junior Developers Make (and How to Avoid Them)

Junior developers often focus narrowly on coding without understanding that programming is about solving problems for stakeholders and users. They must master communication and document their work clearly, as collaboration and networking are crucial for career growth. Avoid labeling yourself as "jun.. read more  

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How To Make Your Boring Terminal So Much Better

Customizing the terminal enhances productivity with power-user commands and faster file navigation. MacOS now uses ZSH by default; Linux defaults to Bash, and Windows uses PowerShell. Using iTerm2 with ZSH and the Oh My ZSH framework provides a highly customizable experience... read more  

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Top 12 Git commands every developer must know

The latest installment of GitHub for Beginners, where the essential Git commands to get you Git-literate are covered... read more  

Top 12 Git commands every developer must know
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Open-Source Cloud Storage Internxt Launches a Free VPN

Some of the best VPN services for privacy-minded Linux users are easy to set up and use, even for first-time users. Internxt, a Spain-based organization, offers privacy-focused tools like an open-source encrypted cloud storage service and a secure sharing service, with an 80% discount on their lifet.. read more  

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Alert on Linux Kernel Vulnerability Sent Out by CISA

CISA added a Linux privilege escalation vulnerability that works on kernel versions between 5.14 and 6.6.14 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Learn more about the threat and what it means for Linux users... read more  

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