Security
Learn how to manage your FreeBSD system with this step-by-step guide on security tasks and best practices for FreeBSD.
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This Document is actively being developed as a part of ongoing FreeBSD learning efforts. Chapters will be added periodically.
FreeBSD: Security
- How to Harden the SSH Server (`sshd_config`) on FreeBSD
- How to Audit System Security with Lynis on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Set Up Google Authenticator for SSH 2FA on FreeBSD
- How to Encrypt Disks with GELI on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Create a Chroot Jail for Services on FreeBSD
- How to Scan for Rootkits with `rkhunter` on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Enforce Password Complexity Policies on FreeBSD Operating System
- Disabling Root Login via SSH on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Generate Self-Signed SSL Certificates on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Configure Snort for Intrusion Detection on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Enable Automatic Security Updates on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Use `portsnap` for Secure Ports Updates on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Restrict Sudo Access by Command on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Monitor Login Attempts with `fail2ban` on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Enable Firewall Logging with PF on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Set Up a Honeypot with FreeBSD
- How to Audit File Integrity with `Tripwire` on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Disable USB Ports for Security on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Configure Kernel Secure Levels on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Encrypt Home Directories on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Use `auditd` for System Auditing on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Restrict Cron Jobs to Specific Users on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Configure AppArmor/SELinux Equivalents on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Enable Disk Encryption at Rest on FreeBSD Operating System
- How to Perform a Security Compliance Check on FreeBSD Operating System
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