As we run more and more websites on our server, the additional traffic also increases, leading to additional workload. This excess load is largely caused by the traffic generated by the robots. In this description, we will look at two ways to keep these useless robots away from our websites.

In this tutorial, we will build a simple LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL / MariaDB, PHP) server based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver), which can be used to run web pages or even be a great tool for web developers.

In this tutorial, we build a simple LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL / MariaDB, PHP) server based on Debian 9 (Stretch), which can be used to run web pages or even be a great tool for web developers. This page will install the MariaDB database management system and the Apache web server.

On your Debian 8 (Jesssie) -based server, even if you use Fail2Ban, you may see log entries that are not recognized by Fail0.8.13Ban filters on your system, version 2, so your system is less protected against attacks that cause these entries. In this description, we will solve the attempt to block attempts with random usernames on our SSH server using another filter pattern in Fail2Ban.

In this tutorial, you will learn about KeePass, which provides a high level of security for our passwords and other access information on Windows, Linux, and Android systems. After installing the program on a Linux computer and an Android mobile device, we will review the key features of the password management system: We will create a new database and create basic structures by creating groups and entries.

In this tutorial, we will install Let's Encrypt Certbot on an ISPConfig3 server environment. Once the installation is complete, our system is ready to obtain and automatically configure and renew free SSL certificates for server-managed domain names so that any web site we manage can be operated over the secure HTTPS protocol with a few clicks.