LinuxSecurity Contributor - Brittany Day

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Brittany Day

Brittany is a passionate, committed content creator and editor for LinuxSecurity. Brittany aims to write and promote content that provides value to everyone, regardless of their career or familiarity with Linux, raising awareness of the many advantages of Open Source. Brittany earned a BS in General Science at the University of Oregon. Aside from writing, Brittany's passions include spending time with family, bodybuilding, and gardening.

Education: BS in General Science, University of Oregon

Experience: LinuxSecurity Senior Content Editor, 2018 - present

Citizenship: USA

Articles From Brittany Day

1 - 2 min read
Two important ReDoS issues have been found in the Ruby programming language; one in the U
Security Vulnerabilities
1 - 2 min read
AWS is open sourcing its Cedar policy language and authorization engine and Snapchange, a
Organizations/Events
6 - 9 min read
Security is one of the most critical factors considered when choosing an OS. General expert conse
LinuxSecurity.com Must Read Articles
1 - 2 min read
Turn your regular Arch Linux installation into a pentesting lab by adding the BlackArch r
How to Secure My Network
1 - 2 min read
If you are a system administrator and are looking for ways to make your Linux system more
How to Learn Tips and Tricks
4 - 7 min read
Choosing the safest operating system (OS) is a key determinant of your online security. After all
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
4 - 7 min read
Choosing the safest operating system (OS) is a key determinant of your online security. After all
LinuxSecurity.com Must Read Articles
2 - 3 min read
Linux Advisory Watch
1 - 2 min read
While tech companies are laying off staff claiming that they
Security Trends
1 - 2 min read
This week alongside several other Linux Foundation events in Vancouver was the Linux Secu
Organizations/Events
6 - 9 min read
As businesses continue to require a website for promoting content online, the demand for easy-to-
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
1 - 2 min read
India's government has reportedly banned 14 messaging apps on national security grounds,
Government

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