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if you were me: how would you make a linux server as secure as possible

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cdpapoulias

Guest
Hello, I'm looking to do everything I can to secure my machine.

Things I've already thought about:
- elimate any way a clear-text password could be stored on my machine
- use the plesk firewall
- use the plesk watchdog module
- ?

What what you guys all do?

Thank you!

Dinos
 
Read our HOW TO to configure PLESK/Linux after is installed by hosting company.
I suggest to secure MORE with ASL as atomicturtle mentioned.
 
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