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How to Use the Oracle Linux 8 UEK Kernel — step-by-step Oracle Linux 8 tutorial on Progressive Robot

How to Use the Oracle Linux 8 UEK Kernel

Introduction How to Use the Oracle Linux 8 UEK Kernel on Oracle Linux 8 provides administrators with a robust, enterprise-ready workflow that integrates cleanly with systemd, SELinux, firewalld, and the modern AppStream module system. In this tutorial we will walk through every step required, from package installation to verification, so that the resulting configuration is […]

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Ubuntu 18.04 — ansible — multiple vulnerabilities (20 CVEs) — patch and remediation guide — diagnosis and fix on Ubuntu 18.04

Ubuntu 18.04 — ansible — multiple vulnerabilities (20 CVEs) — patch and remediation guide

🟠 High   ⏱ 15–60 min  Last verified: 30 March 2021 Affected versions: Ubuntu 18.04 (bionic) 📖 ~4 min read  •  Source: Ubuntu Security Notice USN-7330-1 Related CVEs: CVE-2015-3908 CVE-2015-6240 CVE-2016-8614 CVE-2019-10206 CVE-2019-14846 CVE-2019-14904 CVE-2020-10729 CVE-2020-1739  +12 more Upstream summary: It was discovered that Ansible did not properly verify certain fields of X.509 certificates. An […]

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Установка Jitsi Meet в Ubuntu 18.04 — step-by-step Linux tutorial on Progressive Robot

Установка Jitsi Meet в Ubuntu 18.04

Автор выбрал фонд Open Internet/Free Speech для получения пожертвования в рамках программы Write for DOnations. Jitsi Meet — приложение с открытым…

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How To Handle Asynchronous Tasks with Node.js and BullMQ — step-by-step Databases tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Handle Asynchronous Tasks with Node.js and BullMQ

To avoid slowing down the request/response circle, you can use bullmq, a distributed task queue that allows you to offload time-consuming tasks from your Node.js app. To keep track of jobs, bullmq uses Redis to store a short description of each job in a queue. In this article, you will use bullmq to offload a time-consuming task into the background, which will enable an application to respond quickly to users.

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openSUSE Tumbleweed — imlib2 — multiple vulnerabilities (4 CVEs) — patch and remediation guide — diagnosis and fix on openSUSE Tumbleweed

openSUSE Tumbleweed — imlib2 — multiple vulnerabilities (4 CVEs) — patch and remediation guide

🔴 Critical   ⏱ 15–90 min  Last verified: 25 May 2026 Affected versions: openSUSE Tumbleweed 📖 ~4 min read  •  Source: SUSE security advisory (see also SUSE bugzilla) Related CVEs: CVE-2020-12761 CVE-2008-2426 CVE-2008-5187 CVE-2010-0991 Upstream summary: modules/loaders/loader_ico.c in imlib2 1.6.0 has an integer overflow (with resultant invalid memory allocations and out-of-bounds reads) via an icon […]

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SLES 15 — targetcli-fb-common — multiple vulnerabilities (2 CVEs) — patch and remediation guide — diagnosis and fix on SLES 15

SLES 15 — targetcli-fb-common — multiple vulnerabilities (2 CVEs) — patch and remediation guide

🟠 High   ⏱ 15–60 min  Last verified: 30 March 2021 Affected versions: SLES 15 📖 ~4 min read  •  Source: SUSE security advisory (see also SUSE bugzilla) Related CVEs: CVE-2020-10699 CVE-2020-13867 Upstream summary: A flaw was found in Linux, in targetcli-fb versions 2.1.50 and 2.1.51 where the socket used by targetclid was world-writable. If […]

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Building a Personal Coding Assistant in Just 6 Lines of Code — step-by-step AI And Machine Learning tutorial on Progressive Robot

Building a Personal Coding Assistant in Just 6 Lines of Code

Explore the future of coding with AI-powered assistants like Code Llama, transforming how developers create, debug, and deploy software. Introduction These days many companies are using AI coding assistants to automate boilerplate code for product listings, allowing developers to work on more complex features. Recently, Devin (the world's first fully autonomous AI software engineer) was […]

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How to Set Up Port Knocking for SSH on RHEL 7 — step-by-step RHEL 7 tutorial on Progressive Robot

How to Set Up Port Knocking for SSH on RHEL 7

How to Set Up Port Knocking for SSH on RHEL 7 Port knocking is a stealthy technique for controlling access to network services by requiring a client to send connection attempts to a predefined sequence of closed ports before a firewall rule opens the target port. When applied to SSH, it effectively hides port 22 […]

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