One of the things I really like about Linux is how it handles a file’s ability to be executable. If you create a script and you want that script to be executable, you just set the permissions as such. Say you’ve created the script myscript.sh and you’ve placed it in your home directory. To execute that [...]
- Author: Martin Brinkmann
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Protect your Firefox Profile
A Firefox profile stores all personal information such as bookmarks and passwords in it. Everyone who is starting up Firefox with that profile is able to use your saved passwords and cookies as well which is a security risk if you ask me. One way to overcome this would be to protect the Firefox profile folder by moving it to a location that is not accessible to anyone except you.
