Linux provides a number of ways to control who has access to your files and what kind of access they have. Keeping your files private from anyone but those with superuser (root) access is easy on ...

Qualys has disclosed two vulnerabilities that could lead to the seizure of millions of passwords – and corporate catastrophe.

A download site surreptitiously served Linux users malware that stole ... browsing history, saved passwords, cryptocurrency wallet files, as well as credentials for cloud services (AWS, Google ...

Also: 5 Linux file and folder management commands you ... access files as the root user - so long as you have the root user password and it's enabled). One of the stand-out features of XFE ...

I'm looking for a good program to use to keep all my passwords in one encrypted file. I was using Pins in Windows, and I liked it a lot, but if there's something I don't have to use Wine with I'll ...

Fortunately, Linux systems have a way to enforce some timing rules on how frequently passwords must be changed. The /etc/login.defs file allows you to set the parameters that control how long a ...

A few months ago, I saw an article by Duane Odom on linux.ocm about a shell script that uses GPG to encrypt and decrypt a text file containing the user's list of passwords (or any kind of text). I ...