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Webmin is an open-source web-based control panel for Linux servers. It gives you a browser interface to handle server admin tasks without needing the command line for everything. With Webmin, you can manage: If you manage a server but do not want to memorize commands for every task, Webmin is a… Read more »

MariaDB is an open-source relational database management system. It was created by the original MySQL developers as a community-driven fork, and it works as a drop-in replacement for MySQL. Most apps that support MySQL run on MariaDB without any code changes. MariaDB is commonly used for: This guide shows you how… Read more »

Corruption investigations need accuracy, patience, and strong evidence. In 2026, OSINT tools can help researchers, journalists, compliance teams, analysts, and investigators review public records, company ownership, sanctions data, court documents, procurement records, archived websites, images, maps, and relationship networks. The best OSINT tools for investigating corruption 2025 or 2026 are… Read more »

Private investigators use OSINT to collect public information, verify identities, review business connections, check public records, examine online evidence, and build timelines. In 2026, the best OSINT tools for private investigators 2026 are not about spying or breaking privacy rules. They are about using lawful public sources to support clean,… Read more »

Journalists use OSINT to verify public information before publishing. In 2026, misinformation, AI-generated images, fake profiles, edited videos, copied screenshots, and deleted web pages make verification more important than ever. The best OSINT tools for journalists 2025 2026 help reporters check sources, confirm timelines, review images, analyze videos, inspect websites,… Read more »

Docker is an open-source platform that lets you package and run applications inside containers. Each container holds everything the app needs the code, runtime, and libraries so it runs the same way on any machine, from your laptop to a production server. It is widely used in modern software development for… Read more »

PostgreSQL (often called Postgres) is an open-source relational database system. It supports advanced features like JSON storage, full-text search, and complex queries. This makes it a popular choice for everything from small personal projects to large production applications. This guide shows you how to install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu, create users and… Read more »

Xrdp is an open-source server that lets you connect to your Ubuntu machine from another computer using the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). You get a full graphical desktop session over the network, just like sitting in front of the machine itself. This guide shows you how to install Xrdp remote desktop… Read more »

Apache Tomcat is an open-source web server and Java servlet container. It is one of the most widely used tools for hosting Java web applications, trusted by developers and teams for its reliability and straightforward setup. This guide shows you how to install Tomcat 9 on Ubuntu 20.04, run it as… Read more »

Keeping your Ubuntu system updated is one of the best ways to protect it. Security vulnerabilities are found all the time, and patches are released to fix them. If those patches do not get installed, your system stays at risk. If you manage more than one server, checking for updates… Read more »