By It’s a good idea when hosting a web page to secure it with an SSL certificate. Once you have your SSL certificate installed on your server, it’s time to force your users to use HTTPS instead of HTTP. In the root directory of your website (for cPanel users this would
Secure SSH on CentOS 7
In order to leave your server without worry, you’ll want to secure your SSH daemon on your server. First, if you haven’t already, you should create an SSH key on your local machine: Next, copy that key across to your server: Once you’ve copied across your key, log into your
Install ConfigServer Firewall (CSF) on CentOS 7
ConfigServer Firewall (CSF) is my preferred alternative to iptables. It’s very easy to install. First, we need to prepare yum. You’ll want to be root for this: Next, download and install CSF from its source: Once that’s done, check whether the installation has worked: After that has run successfully, you