Linux in Supercomputers and Robotics

90% of the world's most powerful supercomputers using an operating system GNU / Linux, in fact, the top ten of supercomputers use Linux. In fact, the penetration of Linux in data centers is very high, 33.8% of the world runs on Linux servers compared to 7.3% does so in a Microsoft operating system. For example, Google's servers run on Linux, like the server hosting the website of the White House.

Linux Earlier Years

The first commercial distribution GNU / Linux was Yggdrasil was launched Lice-CD format in 1992. Red Hat was one of the first distributions to settle within companies and data centers in 1999. Debian was one of the first GNU / Linux that was constituted and organized as a community of developers.

Linux OS used in Major Applications / Services

Linux is present in highly critical applications such as Japan's bullet trains, traffic control, San Francisco, the New York Stock Exchange, CERN, many air traffic control systems or control of nuclear reactors of submarines and ships many nuclear war.

Expanding Everyday

Linux has more than 9.2 million lines of code and this amount grows 10% each year. Of the 9.2 million lines, the kernel itself accounts for 5% and 55% drivers. Add lines 4500, 1800 and 1500 are removed are changed every day.

Widely Used

Linux is now one of the most widely ported operating system kernels, running on a diverse range of systems from handheld computers to mainframe servers.

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Sunday, December 18, 2011

Wordpress Hacked and Prevention

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Hackers are hack for many reasons. Some of the common reasons why hackers hack are to get some Sensitive Information or to Steal Bandwidth to Distribute Illegal Content or may be for fun. Since there are many hackers around its our duty to keep our websites safe.

Since your site is wordpress, i will suggest some steps to prevent this in future:
1. Always update your wordpress to the latest version.
2. Configure a firewall on your server.
3. Always use complex passwords instead of simple ones.
4. Use an anti virus and update the virus database regularly.
5. Always take backup of your site on a weekly / monthly basis so that we cam restore it if anything happens.

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