GUIDE: Protect your VPS / Linux Server

[Timeox2k]

Hey, today I would like to explain to you how you can protect your servers from all hack attacks.

1. install fail2ban on your Linux server
This tool prevents the bruteforcing of your SSH login

2. install iptables
This tool is a Linux Firewall with which you can block certain IP addresses

3. edit the Server.properties enter everywhere at IP: 0.0.0.0 so that you can not use the BungeeHack.

4. enable IPForwarding at BungeeCord and in the spigot.yml BungeeCord:true

5. install and purchase the DiamondProtector https://www.mc-market.org/resources/13831/ which will set up the IPTables to work in the best way for you to fend off many different DDOS and BOT attacks, as well as crash bot attacks such as NullPing and many smaller crashers like flycrasher, invclick spam and so on.

 

[warfox]

Most people don't know/how to use IPTables/Fail2Ban.

You should prob make a guide lol

 

[A7U]

I think we need some more explanation x)
other than that, great guide

 

[_gr1zzLY]

Hey, today I would like to explain to you how you can protect your servers from all hack attacks.

1. install fail2ban on your Linux server
This tool prevents the bruteforcing of your SSH login

2. install iptables
This tool is a Linux Firewall with which you can block certain IP addresses

3. edit the Server.properties enter everywhere at IP: 0.0.0.0 so that you can not use the BungeeHack.

4. enable IPForwarding at BungeeCord and in the spigot.yml BungeeCord:true

5. install and purchase the DiamondProtector https://www.mc-market.org/resources/13831/ which will set up the IPTables to work in the best way for you to fend off many different DDOS and BOT attacks, as well as crash bot attacks such as NullPing and many smaller crashers like flycrasher, invclick spam and so on.

6. Disable Root Login
7. Disable password authenication - use the PKI
8. Someone could easily learn how to setup IPTables themself. Unless it does more than that.
9. Don't use root account... Sudoers...
10. Learn setting up proper permissions with linux (don't use chmod 777...)
The list goes on depends what you are doing!

 

[Timeox2k]

Most people don't know/how to use IPTables/Fail2Ban.

You should prob make a guide lol

My Resource DiamondProtector does that automatically for you

 

[CureMe]

This is basically just you advertising your product to people who don't know much about Linux. -_-