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Secure your E2E Nodes – Best Practice
Introduction
Step 1 : Setting up your SSH keys
Step 2 : Keep your Nodes Up-to-date
Step 3 : Configuring Firewall
Step 4: Implementing VPN (Virtual Private Networks)
Step 5: Stop unnecessary services running on your Nodes
Step 6: Backup your Server
Conclusion
Why is Key based SSH Secure
Why is password based authentication vulnerable?
What are SSH Keys?
Setup SSH Keys – Linux
Enable/Disable password-based authentication
Enable Password Authentication
Disable Password Authentication
Scanning for malware by using ClamAV Scan
Prerequisites
How can I install ClamAV on a Linux server?
Scanning for malware by using Rootkit Hunter in Linux
What Is Rkhunter?
Install Rootkit Hunter Scanner in Linux Systems
2FA and Why is it mandatory to use?
Abuse notification process
Introduction
What is BitNinja?
Modules
Features
How is it different from other security solutions?
Enable Bitninja For Your Nodes
Enable Bitninja For Your Load Balancer
Stopping and Uninstalling
Scanning for malware by using Maldetect Scan
Prerequisites
How can I install Maldet on Linux server ?
How to USE maldet ?
To View the scan report:
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What is BitNinja?
Modules
Features
How is it different from other security solutions?
Activate Bitninja For Your Nodes
Stopping and Uninstalling