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1. Linux-Kodachi Linux-Kodachi Public

   Linux Kodachi is a security-focused operating system designed for users who value privacy, anonymity, and a secure computing experience. Developed by Warith Al Maawali, Kodachi provides all the too…

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2. E-Tornado E-Tornado Public archive

   E-Tornado is an offensive security system developed over 5 years starting in 2008. It is a powerful remote administration tool that allows for monitoring and performing various actions on other com…

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3. Converts .eml files to HTML, Markdow... Converts .eml files to HTML, Markdown, PDF, plain text, and JSON formats. Handles attachments, counts replies, cleans up HTML, and manages duplicates. Outputs all processed emails into a single indexed HTML file, convertible to other formats.

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4. Monitoring your server’s performance... Monitoring your server’s performance is crucial, and Netdata offers a real-time, interactive dashboard to keep tabs on your system metrics. Setting up Netdata on a Debian-based system can be streamlined using this comprehensive Bash script, ensuring a hassle-free installation and configuration process.

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5. Securing your website with SSL certi... Securing your website with SSL certificates is essential to protect user data and enhance credibility. This Bash script simplifies the process of setting up Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates for Apache servers on Debian-based systems. Automate the entire lifecycle—from installation to renewal—and keep your website secure effortlessly.

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6. Lsyncd (Live Syncing Daemon) is a po... Lsyncd (Live Syncing Daemon) is a powerful tool for keeping files synchronized across multiple servers in real time. Whether managing multiple worker nodes or ensuring a master node is always up to date, Lsyncd provides an efficient, automated solution. This guide walks you through setting up Lsyncd on a Debian-based system using a Bash script.

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