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On your local machine. You can run tmux and have several terminals. You can also use Konsole to do this, but Konsole doesn't support split screen in a single terminal (two terminals in one window) On a remote machine, you ssh to the remote machine and then run tmux. Now you have one...

I'm sure I'm about to repeat what others have said, but... Kali Linux is a tool. I do not recommend it as your daily desktop. This is like buying a dump truck for your daily errands. If you need a dump truck, buy one. Though you probably still want your sedan / pickup for daily...

oh btw. I actually use applications that support tabs also. (mRemoteNG, Konsole, etc) Though I still use tmux. Remember, console apps that have tabs are local to your machine. They are not local to the remote machine. tmux is local to the remote machine. This is what makes detaching...

I use tmux for several reasons. Sometimes I need more than one terminal on a machine (single physical window, access multiple terminals) Sometimes I run a cli application and want to tail the log at the same time (split pane, single window) I have jump servers. (basically single ssh gateway...

Really, only you can answer that. People always say Linux is safer than Windows, but in truth. They are both vulnerable all the same. There are just more direct attacks against Windows because it is the most widely used OS out there and if you're looking for compromise a specific...

I have purchased 3 licenses for Comodo for $75/year ($25/machine) Though they were running on Windows machines (Family PCs) My home linux servers aren't running it though they could. At work where we run a large e-commerce site and an enterprise with close to 1000 pcs and macs. It's...

Sure. Here is CloudStrike defining it: https://www.crowdstrike.com/cybersecurity-101/endpoint-security/endpoint-detection-and-response-edr/ Here is Xcitium's for Linux: https://www.xcitium.com/edr-security/edr-for-linux/ We use Xcitium (used to be Comodo as in SSL certificate provider) at...

AVs are no longer best practice. You want an EDR solution. They are far better than standard AV. HIPS is a huge part of what makes the difference.

You could probably write that in awk.

nRemoteNG and / or Putty with a side of tmux once I'm connected.

I have crap ton of books too. Mostly some sort of technical manual. As you noted, I have a ton of ham radio books, electronics books, luthier books, smoking books (BBQ), winemaking books, Dungeons and Dragons books, writing, biographies, some novels, and of course IT related books...

Look for Linux User Groups in your area.

You forgot one...

If you are exposing your NAS to the Internet and based on the fact that you said your router ports are open. You are making a mistake by doing that. If you need access to your NAS from outside your home network, use a VPN or use RealVNC or something similar. Everytime I hear someone crying...

Couple of things: Nothing is truly free. You just may not know how you are paying for it. There is no such thing as a 100% anonymous VPN. Traces always exist. If you want as close to true anonymity, you must implement it layers. To remove local traceability, you need to operate from virtual...

Always test your backups. I've seen several occasion where there was difficulting restoring a Clonezilla image. That doesn't mean you will have an issue. I'm just saying, it does happen. So you should always be aware and test those restores.

The most stable version. So far, Windows XP and Windows 10 have by far been the most stable versions I've used.

Welcome Alex.

I'm not fully sure this is what you're looking for, but Grafana Cloud is free up to 50GB of logs per month. https://grafana.com/products/cloud/ You can just configure a log shipper like promtail to push the logs to Grafana Cloud. We use this for both our Kubernetes clusters and regular...

@blunix you will have to explain to me how OpenSMTPd is superior to postfix and primarily how it's more secure. (the primary reason to use postfix) I'm not saying OpenSMTPd is not better, I've personally never used it, but you say that it's far easier which struck me as odd. That's likely...