How to Encrypt Disk in Ubuntu via CLI
Learn how to boost your data security by encrypting your disk in Ubuntu using the Command Line Interface (CLI). This guide is designed for […]
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Setting up Google 2 Factor Authentication for OpenSSH
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, we face a constant challenge to fortify systems against potential threats. One pivotal aspect of this defense is
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Guide to Secure Linux Production Servers using OpenVPN
If you’ve stumbled upon this guide, you’re probably looking to enhance your organization’s security by securing your production servers, just like I did a
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Enhancing Linux Security with SELinux: 3 Modes to know
I want to share my personal experience as a server administrator with Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux), a powerful security architecture for Linux systems that gives
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Disabling Root Login and Creating a Sudo User for Strengthening VPS Security
All Linux-based systems come with a powerful root user who grants full machine privileges by default. This essentially implies that, upon your initial access
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How to install and configure CSF on cPanel server
Contents 1 About 2 Installation 3 Configuration Files 4 Final Steps 5 Uninstall CSF About http://configserver.com/cp/csf.html CSF firewall commonly known as Configserver Security and
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Configure cPHulk Brute force protection in cPanel
A Brute force attack is an attempt by an internet user attemptiing to gain unauthorized access to your server by way of connecting to
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