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Vds and iptables - is it necessary? How to proceed in my case?
Kind time of the day, I don’t understand (very) in system administration.
There is a VDS, a site (service) is spinning on it. The site interrogates a certain set of servers (game), (stream_socket_client ('tcp://...) ports and ip addresses
are different. Vds must be protected somehow, but how? (From security, only changed the ssh port) Close incoming connections except (:80 and ssh port
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1) close all incoming. If the http server is not worth it, then close and 80
2) remove the root login via ssh, make a user and sudo, generate a certificate for the user and generate a long password. Remove ssh password login for everyone.
Login remotely only with a certificate, and get the root with a password!
3) install fail2ban
4) it is desirable to install a firewall that will generate the correct rules for syn-flood and so on. For example firehol. The same applies to point 1).
5) this is enough, but you can also put services in docker or in lxc.
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