How to Install osTicket on Ubuntu 16.04

OsTicket is a free and open source ticketing tool written in PHP. It is a simple and lightweight tool that allows you to manage, organize and archive your support request.... Read more

How to Install OpenSIPS Control Panel on Ubuntu 16.04

OpenSIPS Control Panel is a PHP based web application for provisioning an OpenSIPS SIP server. It can be used to provision, operate, and monitor multiple instances of OpenSIPS servers across... Read more

How to Install and Configure Elastic Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana) on Ubuntu 17.04

As IT infrastructure is moving to cloud and Internet of Things is becoming popular, organizations and IT professionals are using public cloud services to a greater extent. As servers and... Read more

Installing Naxsi On Ubuntu 14.04

Naxsi is a piece of software that extends Nginx (module). It provides a WAF (Web Application Firewall) and protects your sites from XSS and SQL injection, two well-known vulnerabilities. According... Read more

How to Install ResourceSpace on Ubuntu 16.10

Using a Different System? How to Install ResourceSpace on CentOS 7 Are we missing a guide for your target system? Request one, or submit your own! ResourceSpace is a free... Read more

Setup Grav CMS On Ubuntu 14

Introduction Grav is a modern flat file CMS that is fast, extensible and open-source. It’s easy to use and has a host of impressive plugins, one of which is an... Read more

Disabling SSLv3

POODLE (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption) is a vulnerability that was found on October 14th, 2014, which allows an attacker to read any encrypted information using the SSLv3 protocol... Read more

How to Deploy Ghost on Ubuntu 16.04

Using a Different System? How to Deploy Ghost on CentOS 7.3 How to Deploy Ghost on Debian 8.7 How to Deploy Ghost on Fedora 25 How to Deploy Ghost v0.11... Read more

How to Install Review Board on Ubuntu 16.10

Using a Different System? How to Install Review Board on CentOS 7 Are we missing a guide for your target system? Request one, or submit your own! Review Board is... Read more

Five File Searching Commands On Linux

Introduction There are five file searching commands on Linux: whereis, locate, which, type, and find. Each of them have their own characteristics and is designed for particular search scenarios. This... Read more