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17 November 2021
Debian 11 "Bullseye" Released
Congratulations to the Debian Community The Debian Project just released version 11 (aka “bullseye”) of their free operating system. In total, over 6,208 contributors worked on this release and were indispensable in making this launch happen. We would like to thank everyone involved for their combined efforts, hard work, and many hours pent in recent […]
10 December 2020
Create QR Codes for TOTP Secrets
In the article Two-Factor Authentication for OpenSSH and OpenVPN, a simple way was presented to increase the security of PAM-enabled services through two-factor authentication. With the TOTP method used, a time-limited one-time password is generated based on a shared secret. Depending on the method and encoding, the shared secret consists of 32 or even 40 […]
29 June 2020
credativ Group announces new PostgreSQL®-Enterprise package
100% Open Source – 100% Cost Control The PostgreSQL® Competence Center of the credativ Group announces the creation of a new comprehensive service and support package that includes all services necessary for the operation of PostgreSQL® in enterprise environments. This new offering will be available starting August 1st, 2020. “Motivated by the requirements of many […]
30 April 2020
tmate - Efficient remote maintenance and data sovereignty
Editor’s note, as of 2025-08-27: tmate.io and the tmate project have not been updated since fall 2019, so security vulnerabilities that may have arisen since then may not have been addressed. The tool is no longer recommended. Especially in the current situation surrounding COVID-19, a functioning remote maintenance/remote control solution is extremely important. It has […]
12 February 2020
credativ helps establishing database track at Open Source Summit
Open Source Summit is the world’s largest, all-encompassing open source conference. Topics such as the latest infrastructure software, development on the Linux kernel and current works in open source communities are discussed. Until now, open source databases were a missing part of the conference program. However, databases such as PostgreSQL® or Apache Cassandra are one […]