Ever noticed that every video on YouTube has a unique identifier, known as a "YouTube ID"? It’s that 11-character code in the video URL that helps you find a specific video. Ever wondered how YouTube comes up with these unique IDs? In this guide, we’ll take a peek behind the curtain to see how these IDs are generated, and we'll also show you how to create a similar ID generator using PHP.

When using a fresh instance of OpenVAS, users might encounter the error: Failed to find port_list '33d0cd82-57c6-11e1-8ed1-406186ea4fc5' while attempting to initiate a scan. This issue can arise for several reasons.

To ensure a fully functional and error-free instance of OpenVAS, it should be built from source to obtain the latest version. As of now, there is no single online command to accomplish this. Below is the script for installing OpenVAS on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. While it might also work on Debian, this has not been tested.

This tutorial provides a detailed step-by-step guide on how to install the latest version of GNU C Library (glibc) on CentOS 7 (Linux). It covers the process from installing prerequisite tools, adding the necessary repositories, downloading the glibc source code, to building and installing the library. By following this guide, users can ensure that their system is running the freshest version of glibc and can see their system's performance and security significantly improved.

Established in 2012, when JavaScript's library infrastructure was still in its infancy, the jQuery-csv plugin by Evan Plaice emerged as the premier CSV parser conforming to specifications.