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Secure your VPS server
« on: August 15, 2009, 10:11:59 PM »
Janak
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Below are few necessary steps in order to secure your VPS server.
1. Upgrade Apache/PHP, openssh, openssl, mysql etc.
2. Firewall Installation.
3. Rkhunter Installation.
4. Mod_Security Installation.
5. Secure /tmp.
6. Disable direct root access.
7. Change SSH Port.
8. Enable suPHP.
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