synapse1278, 1 year ago Understood. Any public-facing server will be bombarded by bots. You need to deploy measures to avoid being hacked: Firewall: lockdown everything, allow only the strict necessary Remote login/SSH: update default username and pasword, only allow remote login using Encryption Key authentification (Optional) configure fail2ban to slowdown the attacks Keep your server up-to-date: configure auto-update, unattended-update or similare Setup and keep regular backups: be ready to nuke your server at anytime, with the confidence you can restart fresh in a short time and low effort Obviously, there are many other security steps that can be put in place, but firewall and ssh hardening are absolutely mandatory
Understood. Any public-facing server will be bombarded by bots. You need to deploy measures to avoid being hacked:
Obviously, there are many other security steps that can be put in place, but firewall and ssh hardening are absolutely mandatory