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Redirecting IPtables Firewall Logging Location

By Imad Daou Leave a Comment

Since Syslog and Messages files log random system events, hence, Redirecting IPtables Firewall Logging Location to its own file is better option. IPtables Logging redirection and Persistent rules would be the last thing to finalize IPtables Setup. Log rules will redirect IPtables default logging location from /var/log/syslog (Under Debian Based) and /var/log/messages (Under Red Hat… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Linux, Linux Hardening Rules and IPtables Firewall Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Testing IPtables using Nmap Scanning Tool

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This eye represents the Nmap Scanning tool. Testing IPtables using Nmap Scanning Tool is a crucial Audit after applying IPtables Firewall Script. Although I have applied complex IPtables rules, but running a Firewall without testing it’s rules, is like building a security cam system without testing it. Since the test is only for IPtables, the… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Linux, Linux Hardening Rules and IPtables Firewall Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Logging and Trapping Port Scanning Tools

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Logging and Trapping Port Scanning Tools is a must step after Port Scanning through Pen Testing was done successfully. The following Lab will go through how port scans are being logged and what are the the mechanisms used to Trap the attackers when they tend to use Information Gathering tools (Port scanning) such nmap. Besides,… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Linux, Linux Hardening Rules and IPtables Firewall Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Listing and Tracking Suspicious Bad IP Addresses

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Listing and Tracking Suspicious Bad IP Addresses can be very crucial if you suspect unreasonable consumed resources. Having said this, there are 2 known methods to list and track connected IP addresses to your VPS, in case you are suspecting hardware resources getting consumed for no reason. Besides, legitimate user’s IP address consumes reasonable portion… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Blacklist and Whitelist using IPtables and IPset, Linux Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Building Public and Private IPtables Blacklists

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Building Public and Private IPtables Blacklists is the simplest way to block few bad IP Addresses. I will show you how easy to build simple individual blacklists using IPtables Firewall chains. The Public IPtables Blacklists will be feed by the internet of different communities around the world to protect services such SSH, HTTP, Mail, FTP,… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Blacklist and Whitelist using IPtables and IPset, Linux Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Building Public and Private IPtables Whitelists

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Function as IPtables Blacklist, but it’s for White and Good IPs that you trust. Building Public and Private IPtables Whitelists is another crucial thing to allow a service such CDN cloudflare to proxy your website without IPtables blocking it. Public Whitelists will be feed by Internet source and Private Whitelist will be feed by you… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Blacklist and Whitelist using IPtables and IPset, Linux Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Building Public and Private IPset Blacklists

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Wouldn’t be nice to combine the world’s Public Blacklists in one centralized database file? Building Public and Private IPset Blacklists will make this possible by taking the blacklist concept to the next level, and show you how to apply Multiple Blacklists effectively as one centralized database using IPset Module, hence, IPtables Firewall can efficiently block… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Blacklist and Whitelist using IPtables and IPset, Linux Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Building Public and Private IPset Whitelists

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Since your VPS might communicate with third party services, Building Public and Private IPset Whitelists is crucial as well. This Lab will take Multiple Whitelists and combine them as one file, which makes whitelist as one centralized database using IPset Module. Trusted IP addresses will be collected from different Public Sources based on your selection… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Blacklist and Whitelist using IPtables and IPset, Linux Tagged With: Linux Security, IPtables Firewall

Single or Multisite WordPress Hosting Hub

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Project name: How to Build Single or Multisite WordPress Hosting Hub. To make the story short, I’ve started ccnahub.com on Shared Hosting Plan, however, few months later and after google indexed my articles, thousands of people are visiting ccnahub.com every month! Therefore, Shared Hosting Platform is not a long term solution for thousands of visitors.… Continue Reading …

Filed Under: Wordpress Tagged With: Wordpress Hosting Hub, Wordpress Multisite

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