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  Hello everybody this is my again and today I am going to talk a little about my prefered operating system. Some of you may already know I am obsessed with Ubuntu. Today I am going to show you two ubuntu distributions that I like to use on VMs Xubunut and Linux mint. When I am writing this I do not know the differences so we will discover these together. FIrst I will start with Xubuntu because I am using it much more than others. To understand the whole aspect I think we need to go through a little history. Xubuntu was released in 2006 June 1st by Jani Monoss as part of the Ubuntu 6.06 “Dapper Drake” line, which also included Kubuntu and Edubuntu. This operating system is created like a  gateway drug. Basically it shows the good part of Linux and tries to hide the disadvantages as much as possible. Xubuntu tries to use as few system resources as possible. It is much more effective than Ubuntu but I must say it seems on the desktop, the details and resources quality much fewer but it i

  Hello everybody I am back and I am going to talk about modern word hacking today. Do not worry I will not talk about history and as such I would like to approach the topic from a very different perspective. I will talk about the ethical aspect of hacking and how it developed during the ages. Here are some examples from the early ages because in the early ages, hacking did not come with computers, it was already with us since somebody made a secret.  Early days: Access to computers It is a tiny border, I am meaning the access is important because it develops the victim and the defender as well if they are able to connect or fight with each other. But we should not give the defender too much permission like to reach data from the data centers and why would he stop after hacking the border? It is an etnical and legal question: how far should we let the hackers? All information should be public Information should be free. IT information specially, products, everything. However, if all in

  Hello again it is me and today I am going to talk about privacy and censorship on the internet. I am going to show how important and how easily we waive our rights on the internet. However, I am writing a blog. I am not that big a fan of social media and such. I am posting one picture every year just to notify my friends that I am still alive.  I am sure some of you still remember FaceApp. It appeared in 2019 and it basically made the user older based on his selfie. It worked very smoothly and fast and what was very interesting was that it was free and I am not sure but as I remember it did not show any advertisement. In Hungary almost everybody used it at least once and nobody expected any threat from this tiny app. After 2 months of massive usage worldwide somebody publicized the terms of the app and I do not know correctly but it was something the user gave unlimited permanent access to modify and use the pictures which was used by the app. At that time most of the people did not

  Hello again it is me and today I am going to talk about the Mitnick formula in the aspect of my home country. I am sure some of you already know where I am from, but who doesn’t I am from a little easter European country which is Hungary. Mainly this formula  describes technology, training and policy with examples and it is what I would like to compare with my home country’s security situation. First of all I need to say I did not read the Art of Deception by Kevin Mitnick but I am planning because some of my friends have already read it and they really liked it. Moreover, I know that Kevin Mitnick was the first person who was diagnosed with hacker addiction.  Hungary is a very difficult Country because it is not possible to check details on how the government works and such. What did I mean? We are Hungarians. We are hearing how perfect everything is and how much the government invests into cyber security but the reality is the Russians are hacking our services constantly. On the ot