network security

Celebrate SysAdmin Day 2024 with Ansible Pilot Automation Expertise

July 26, 2024
Posted by Luca Berton
SysAdmin Day, Ansible, IT heroes, automation, IT infrastructure, system administrators, Ansible Pilot, network security, app deployment, configuration management, workflow orchestration, IT celebration, IT appreciation, digital world, tech support, IT management, IT professionals, DevOps, IT efficiency, IT tasks

Happy SysAdmin Day! Today, we celebrate the heroes behind the scenes who keep our digital world running smoothly.

How to install Ansible in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Noble Numbat— Ansible install

April 22, 2024
Posted by Luca Berton
SSH, Ubuntu, Ansible, automation, system administration, server management, configuration management, package updates, network security, fingerprint verification, ED25519, Linux, apt update, secure connection, playbook, deployment, orchestration, shell scripting, infrastructure as code, YAML

Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of IT infrastructure management, Ansible emerges as a beacon of efficiency and simplicity.

Containerized Ansible Automation Platform 2024 Update

February 27, 2024
Posted by Luca Berton
Ansible Automation Platform, containerized automation, tech preview update, installation simplification, enhanced security, TLS, port changes, automation mesh, remote execution nodes, Event-Driven Ansible, IPv6 support, configuration-as-code, content seeding, automation hub, collection signing, container signing, Red Hat, enterprise automation, network security, automation capabilities

Introduction The recent Technology Preview of the containerized Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform has sparked considerable excitement within the tech community.

Terrapin Attack Breaking Down SSH Security

January 3, 2024
Posted by Luca Berton
SSH, Cybersecurity, Terrapin Attack, Secure Shell, Network Security, Man-in-the-Middle, Encryption, Cyber Threats, Vulnerability Scanner, Implementation Flaws, Remote Access, File Transfer, OpenSSH, Protocol Security, Cyber Attacks, Internet Standards, Prefix Truncation, Security Measures, SSH Exploits, Secure Communication

Introduction SSH (Secure Shell) serves as a crucial internet standard, providing secure access to network services, including remote terminal login and file transfer across organizational networks and over 15 million servers on the open internet.