Install Tripwire on Fedora 11
Server security is not something that should be ignored. If an attacker gets on to your servers, do you know what they changed? Sure you’ve removed the gigabytes of malware with a virus scanner and...
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Vigilant system administrators will notice many failed login attempts on their internet connected servers. While its good to know that you are preventing these logins, they are filling your logs and...
View ArticleSecuring SSH
SSH is how most administrators connect to their servers. It is also one of the most commonly attacked ports on a Linux Server. If you followed my previous tutorial about how to install fail2ban, you’ve...
View ArticleForcing HTTP traffic over HTTPS using Apache
I recently was required to redirect all traffic for a domain over an HTTPS connection. Using the Apache’s .htaccess files and the RewriteEngine, this task is trivial. Insert this block of code into...
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