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[...] » to do all of this within the firewall rules themselves. We will be configuring this on an Ubuntu 12.04 droplet, but any kind of Linux [...]

[...] of predefined connection attempts (or « knocks ») are made, the service will modify the firewall rules to open up connections on a certain port. This allows you to keep your services hidden until [...]

[...] site # MONTH <FilesMatch "\.(flv|gif|jpg|jpeg|png|ico|swf)$"> Header set Cache-Control "max-age=2592000" # WEEK <FilesMatch "\.(js|css|pdf|txt)$& [...]

[...] for 1 Year 1 2 3 <FilesMatch "\.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif|eot|woff|ttf|svg)$"> Header set Cache-Control "max-age=29030400, public" </FilesMatch> This causes the browser to [...]

[...] . In this guide, we will discuss how to implement port knocking as a method of obscuring your SSH daemon on an Ubuntu 12.04 VPS using the knockd package. Note: This tutorial covers IPv4 security. In [...]

[...] connecting user had hit each previously needed port. For our example, we will be blocking our SSH daemon from the internet, represented by our eth0 interface. We will dynamically reconfigure our [...]

[...] your SSH daemon on an Ubuntu 12.04 VPS using the knockd package. Note: This tutorial covers IPv4 security. In Linux, IPv6 security is maintained separately from IPv4. For example, «  [...]

[...] , but any kind of Linux server should operate in a similar manner. Note: This tutorial covers IPv4 security. In Linux, IPv6 security is maintained separately from IPv4. For example, «  [...]

[...] . If your VPS is configured for IPv6, please remember to secure both your IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces with the appropriate tools. For more information about IPv6 tools, refer to this guide: [...]

[...] . If your VPS is configured for IPv6, please remember to secure both your IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces with the appropriate tools. For more information about IPv6 tools, refer to this guide: [...]

[...] counterpart called « ip6tables », which can be used to maintain firewall rules for IPv6 network addresses. If your VPS is configured for IPv6, please remember to secure both your IPv4 and [...]

[...] counterpart called « ip6tables », which can be used to maintain firewall rules for IPv6 network addresses. If your VPS is configured for IPv6, please remember to secure both your IPv4 and [...]

[...] ’s Locale Current Locale Get the information about the current locale environment : $ locale Locale is defined in the following format : <lang>_<territory>.<codeset> [...]

[...] ). Pour copier l’image sur la carte SD, c’est très simple : sélectionnez l’image de Linux que vous avez extraire (en .img), choisissez la lettre de votre lecteur de carte SD ( [...]

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