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    dd Command in Linux (Syntax, Options and Use Cases)

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    The dd command is a powerful utility in the Unix and Linux world that allows users to perform various data…

    DUF – A Cross-Platform Disk Usage/Free Utility for Linux, BSD & macOS

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    With the exponential growth of data, managing storage and analyzing disk usage has become an essential task for system administrators…

    Iptables: Common Firewall Rules and Commands

    By Rahul4 Mins Read

    Iptables is a powerful firewall utility that is used to secure Linux systems from unauthorized network traffic. It is a…

    How to Prevent SQL-injection in PHP using Prepared Statements

    By Rahul4 Mins Read

    SQL injection is a common form of attack that targets web applications that use SQL databases. In this type of…

    Preventing SQL injection attacks with prepared statements in MySQL

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    SQL injection attacks are one of the most common security threats that web applications face today. These attacks occur when…

    How to Validate Email Addresses in Python (Using Regular Expressions)

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Validating email addresses is a crucial step in ensuring that your applications accept only correctly formatted email addresses. A well-formed…

    How to Configure PHP Script as a Systemd Service in Linux

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Systemd is a system and service manager for Linux operating systems. It is widely used to manage services, network interfaces,…

    Apt Upgrade vs Apt Dist-upgrade: The Key Differences

    By Rahul4 Mins Read

    The Advanced Package Tool (APT) is a powerful package management system used in Debian, Ubuntu, and their derivatives. It simplifies…

    Apt Update vs Apt Upgrade: Decoding the Key Differences

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Linux-based systems, such as Debian, Ubuntu, and their derivatives, utilize the Advanced Package Tool (APT) for package management. APT allows…

    Apt Remove vs Apt Autoremove vs Apt Purge: Key Differences

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Managing packages on Linux-based systems can be a complex task, especially when it comes to uninstalling software. Debian, Ubuntu, and…

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