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Focus: command line, terminal and bash. Shares linux and guide with How To Secure A Linux Server. A course, not a method. Adds macOS and Windows. Rated 4.9 (How To Secure A Linux Server: 4.5).
Method
An evolving guide to locking down a Linux server, with the reasoning explained.
Rating
4.5 / 5
Pricing
Free
Difficulty
Intermediate
Works on
Linux, Web, Offline
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How To Secure A Linux Server is a free, continuously updated guide that walks you through hardening a Linux server step by step. It covers picking a distribution, securing SSH with keys and 2FA, limiting sudo and su, sandboxing applications, firewalling and more, always explaining why each step matters. Ansible playbooks are included so you can automate the whole process.
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