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Best Practice
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?
Step 1: Installation
Step 2: Update Database
Step 3: Run a Manual Scan
Scanning for malware by using Rootkit Hunter in Linux
What Is Rkhunter?
Install Rootkit Hunter Scanner in Linux Systems
Step 1: Download the latest stable version of the Rkhunter
Step 2: Installing Rkhunter
Step 3: Updating Rkhunter
Step 4: Setting Cronjob and Email Alerts (optional)
Step 5: Manual Scan and Usage
2FA and Why is it mandatory to use?
Abuse notification process
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