Tag: Security Hardening

  • A story of WordPress – the state of installation

    A story of WordPress – the state of installation

    Introduction This blog is its own story. By this I mean that the posts on WordPress that appear here are actually tested and implemented on the blog itself. So, if the blog works or doesn’t, is usually a confirmation of whether the instructions you find here are proper or not as the case may be.…

  • Hardening Ubuntu Pro 22.04 with CIS Benchmarks

    Hardening Ubuntu Pro 22.04 with CIS Benchmarks

    This article will go through the basics of hardening a Ubuntu Pro 22.04 server using the CIS Benchmarks. As per Ubuntu documentation: Security Technical Implementation Guides like the CIS benchmark or DISA-STIG have hundreds of configuration recommendations, so hardening and auditing a Linux system manually can be very tedious. Ubuntu Security Guide (USG) is a new tool available with…

  • Securing Apache and PHP on Ubuntu 22.04

    Securing Apache and PHP on Ubuntu 22.04

    This post delves into enhancing your server’s security by tightening Apache and php.ini configurations. By embracing best practices and employing robust security measures, you can significantly mitigate risks and ensure a secure, reliable environment for your web applications. Learn the key steps to harden your Apache setup and optimize your php.ini configuration to thwart potential…