Security
If you buy a dedicated server or a VPS on Linux on the Internet, you will quickly notice that it will receive many attacks from hackers every day.
It's therefore important to make your Linux server as secure as possible as soon as you add services to it to prevent an attacker from having time to use a security breach or from being able to take control of your server, your website, your email addresses, ...
For this, there are tools for blocking attacks and others for using the secure version of known protocols such as HTTPS, IMAPS, POP3S, FTPS, ...
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Cyrus SASL
- Package name : sasl2-bin
- Publisher : Carnegie Mellon University
- Categorie : Security
- License : Free
Cyrus SASL is a modular Linux library that simplifies integrating secure authentication mechanisms into your server applications and network services.
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iptables
- Package name : iptables
- Publisher : Harald Welte, Pablo Neira Ayuso
- Categorie : Security
- License : Free
iptables is a command-line tool to configure the Linux firewall. It controls network traffic with rules, provides address translation (NAT), and manages connection states to ensure precise and effective security.
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No More DDOS (formerly DDoS Deflate)
- Publisher : Nicolas Simond
- Categorie : Security
- License : Free
The "No More DDOS" program (formerly DDoS Deflate) is a lightweight Linux bash script that automatically detects and blocks IP addresses causing DDoS attacks by monitoring network connections.
View informations about No More DDOS (formerly DDoS Deflate)
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OpenSSH Server
- Package name : openssh-server
- Publisher : Colin Watson
- Categorie : Security
- License : Free
OpenSSH Server provides secure, encrypted remote access on Linux, featuring strong authentication and secure data transfer, ideal for reliable and efficient system administration.
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OpenSSL
- Package name : openssl
- Publisher : Debian OpenSSL Team
- Categorie : Security
- License : Free
OpenSSL is an open-source Linux toolkit for key management, data encryption, and securing connections using SSL/TLS.