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Capturing Network Traffic To capture network traffic, you must be on your local area network (LAN) or on a prominent intermediary point and connected to a hub, switch, or border router through which traffic crosses. Earlier, almost everyone used hubs, and by connecting to hubs, you could do what is identified as passive snif...

What is a VPN? How does it work? Virtual Private Networks (VPN) are used today for many reasons, in the past, these type of connections were often used in business environments when a large employer wishes to allow employees access secured internal network over the internet while working from home or in the field, but it's becoming...

9 Best Text Editors For Linux And Programming | 2017 If you're looking for some powerful and best text editors for Linux, Vim, Emacs, and Nano are dependable players in the game. Atom, Brackets, and Sublime Text are modern text editors.

Ubuntu Unity Is Dead, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Will Ship With GNOME As Default Desktop In a shocking development, Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth just announced that Ubuntu 18.04 LTS will ditch Unity 8 and ship with GNOME desktop environment by default

HORNET is New Tor-like Anonymity Network With Superfast Speeds Compared to anonymity networks like Tor, the HORNET system is more resistant to attacks and it delivers faster node speeds.

Hurricane Electric has released our newest Network Map, showing our newest (and upcoming) global Points of Presence: he.net/HurricaneElectricNetworkMap.pdf

Difference Between IPv4 and IPv6 | Explained IPv6 is the replacement for the IPv4 which is going run out of its address space soon. In this article, I have tried to elaborate the differences between the two protocols. IPv6 is better in many aspects but it is not backward compatible with the IPv4 which can be considered as its drawback.

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Cisco Networking Academy Contest Site - Europe, Russian Federation and CIS Cisco Networking Academy NetRiders IT skills competitions are a great opportunity for students and alumni in Europe, Russian Federation and CIS to showcase their networking abilities, learn valuable new IT skills, and gain visibility among talent recruiters in the growing ICT and networking field.

How To Improve Your Programming Skills Using Free And Open Source Tool Exercism After learning the basics of coding, one needs to improve programming skills to master a language. To help you out in this important process, Exercism.io, an open source tool, has been created

Everything About Tor: What is Tor? How Tor Works ? Tor enables a user to stay anonymous on the internet and get rid of any potential surveillance, location tracking, etc. while using the internet.