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Iptables Firewall Recommended Configuration on Ubuntu Linux

Iptables is a firewall utility that uses policy chains to allow or block traffic.  It can configure IPv4 tables, chains or rules provided by the Linux kernel firewall. Some key things to consider: 1....

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Ip6tables Firewall Recommended Configuration on Ubuntu Linux

Ip6tables is a firewall utility that uses policy chains to allow or block traffic.  It can configure IPv6 tables, chains or rules provided by the Linux kernel firewall. Some key things to consider: 1....

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Nftables Recommended Configuration on Ubuntu Linux

Nftables is the replacement for iptables, ebtables and arptables. It is a subsystem of Linux kernel providing filtering and classification of network packets,datagrams or frames. Some key things to...

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Top 15 Services to Remove for Securing Redhat or CentOS Linux

As part of the Best Security Practices, it is recommended to disable all services that are not required for normal operation to prevent the vulnerabilities exploitation of these services for Redhat...

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Top 3 Service Clients to remove for Securing Redhat or CentOS Linux

As part of Best Security Practices, it is recommended to remove service clients that are not required for normal operation to reduce local attack. Here are the following programs or clients that need...

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Auditd Recommended Configuration on Redhat or CentOS Linux for System Auditing

Here’s how to install the program “auditd” and best security practice and  recommended settings for system auditing. 1.Install the auditd a. Verify if the package is installed or not, using the rpm...

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Top 20 Recommended SSH Configuration on Redhat or CentOS Linux

Secure Shell or SSH is a cryptographic network protocol used to securely log or access to remote systems. The most popular tool is the OpenSSH which provides a large suite of secure tunneling...

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Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) Recommended Configuration on Redhat or CentOS Linux

Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) -frontend for iptables and is a program for managing a netfilter firewall. Some key things to consider: 1. Installation: dnf install epel-release -y dnf install ufw -y 2....

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Iptables Firewall Recommended Configuration on Redhat or CentOS Linux

Iptables is a firewall utility that uses policy chains to allow or block traffic.  It can configure IPv4 tables, chains or rules provided by the Linux kernel firewall. Some key things to consider: 1....

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Ip6tables Firewall Recommended Configuration on Redhat or CentOS Linux

Ip6tables is a firewall utility that uses policy chains to allow or block traffic.  It can configure IPv6 tables, chains or rules provided by the Linux kernel firewall. Some key things to consider: 1....

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Nftables Recommended Configuration on Redhat or CentOS Linux

Nftables is the replacement for iptables, ebtables and arptables. It is a subsystem of Linux kernel providing filtering and classification of network packets,datagrams or frames. Some key things to...

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Ubuntu Linux Recommended Filesystem Configuration

Here’s the following recommendation for filesystem and directories configuration. It will be easier to do it during the initial OS installation but if need to repartition the existing system, it is...

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Configure Automatic Software Updates on Ubuntu Linux

It is recommended that a patch management system is maintained and configured. Verify that the system’s package repositories are configured. sudo apt-cache policy Sample Output: tux@freelinux:~$ sudo...

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