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  1. Want to manage an Ubuntu 26.04 machine remotely from a Windows 11 PC? This guide covers installing openssh-server, enabling password authentication, and connecting securely over SSH. Useful for home labs and headless servers. Read the full walkthrough: geekrewind.com/how-to-set-up-o… #Ubuntu #OpenSSH #Linux #Windows11 #SysAdmin

    geekrewind.com How to Set up OpenSSH Password Authentication in Ubuntu 26.04

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  2. @hacksgr@mastodon.socialMastodon

    The Linuxiac weekly roundup highlights open-source software updates from October 5 to 11, 2026. Key releases include Python 3.15 with a faster JIT and lazy imports, COSMIC Desktop 1.10, KDE Gear 26.08.2, OpenSSH 10.6 with post-quantum support, and an October update for Raspberry Pi OS. Other notable updates cover NVIDIA drivers, Immich, and Ventoy. en.hacks.gr/ti-fernoyn-oi-nees… #Linux #Python #OpenSSH #RaspberryPi

    en.hacks.gr

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  3. SSHFS lets you mount a folder from a remote Linux machine over SSH, so your files stay on the server while you edit them locally. Our new guide covers installing and configuring OpenSSH and SSHFS on Ubuntu 26.04, step by step. #Ubuntu #Linux #SSH #SSHFS #OpenSource geekrewind.com/how-to-set-up-o…

    geekrewind.com How to Set up OpenSSH and SSHFS on Ubuntu 26.04

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  4. Your SSH keys aren't enough anymore. A stolen laptop is a stolen key. Add TOTP 2FA to sshd via PAM and Google Authenticator, without locking yourself valtersit.com/guides/security/… #ssh #linux #security

    valtersit.com Lock Down SSH: Configuring Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) with Google Authenticator

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  5. @nedbat@hachyderm.ioMastodon

    Inspired by @fwiles's story of almost getting hacked (frankwiles.com/posts/i-got-tar…), I made some zsh functions to show Git hooks: nedbatchelder.com/blog/202610/…

    frankwiles.com I got targeted

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