Linux User Management as a Service

Managing Linux users has been an interesting topic in the identity management world. Early on, Linux machines weren’t that popular, so the management of the associated users was handled manually….

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Google IDaaS vs. Okta

Google’s been making some moves in the identity and access management space. Recently with their acquisition of Bitium, IT admins are wondering what their intentions are in the IAM space….

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The Future of Server User Management

As new technology transforms the IT landscape, the future of server user management is being written and rewritten. The makeup of data centers has been completely transformed by the cloud…
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What is AWS IAM?

What is AWS IAM? AWS IAM stands for Amazon Web Services (AWS) Identity and Access Management (IAM). AWS IAM provides identity management capabilities for AWS customers by enabling IT administrators…
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Is there any danger in subpages that can be called by url but cannot compile due to missing includes?

I have a webpage that basically uses the following structure:

index.php
functions.php
pages/a.php
pages/b.php

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Unix – Is it safe by default to give a new user ssh access and be certain they can not alter the system?

When creating a new user on a fresh NetBSD system (assuming all scripts/programs/directories have the correct permissions) can I be certain that the user can not in any way alter the system?

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