Difference between revisions of "Securing OpenEMR - Linux"

Latest revision as of 19:39, 9 September 2018

Set Up UFW to Allow 22, 80, & 443 and limit Brute Force attacks:
- Allow 80 and 443
- sudo ufw allow ‘Apache Full’
Allow SSH
- sudo ufw allow ssh
Prevent SSH Bruteforce Attachs
- sudo ufw limit ssh

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-[under review]
-$$$ Change page name to '''"Linux Security"'''
-#1 Enable UFW
+== Enable UFW ==
 * Set Up UFW to Allow 22, 80, & 443 and limit Brute Force attacks:
-Allow 80 and 443
+** <code>Allow 80 and 443</code>
-sudo ufw allow ‘Apache Full’
+** <code>sudo ufw allow ‘Apache Full’</code>
-Allow SSH
+* Allow SSH
-sudo ufw allow ssh
+** <code>sudo ufw allow ssh</code>
-Prevent SSH Bruteforce Attachs
+* Prevent SSH Bruteforce Attachs
-sudo ufw limit ssh
+** <code> sudo ufw limit ssh </code>
-#2 Enable ClamAV?
+== Set Passwords For User ==
+* <code>passwd</code>
+** <enter your password>
-#3 Enable Secure NTP?
-#4 Enable CSF?
+== Enable ClamAV ==
-#5 Passwords for root and regular user?
-#6 Probably need a section on SSH keys for all those who don't use a cloud provider where keys are default
+== Enable Secure NTP? ==