Difference between revisions of "Securing OpenEMR - Linux"
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== EnaFUW UFW == | |||
* Set Up UFW to Allow 22, 80, & 443 and limit Brute Force attacks: | * 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> | ||
* passwd | == Set Passwords For User == | ||
* <code>passwd</code> | |||
** <enter your password> | ** <enter your password> | ||
== Enable ClamAV == | |||
== Enable Secure NTP? == | |||
Revision as of 19:38, 9 September 2018
EnaFUW UFW
- Set Up UFW to Allow 22, 80, & 443 and limit Brute Force attacks:
Allow 80 and 443sudo ufw allow ‘Apache Full’
- Allow SSH
sudo ufw allow ssh
- Prevent SSH Bruteforce Attachs
sudo ufw limit ssh
Set Passwords For User
passwd- <enter your password>
