Basic VPS Security Practices

Keeping your VPS secure is your responsibility. Here are some first steps:

  • Change your Root Password: Use the command passwd immediately after first login.
  • Update System Packages: Run apt update && apt upgrade (Ubuntu/Debian) or yum update (CentOS) regularly.
  • Configure a Firewall: Ensure you have a firewall (UFW or IPTables) set up to block unauthorized ports.
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