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Ben Sullivan is a contributing writer for Ayrne. He covers a variety of subjects ranging from tech and photography to travel and the arts. Ben studied music performance and language at the University of Maine, piano performance at Curtis Institute of Music, and music composition and English at Cairn University. Ben originally hails from Caribou, Maine, where he grew up. An avid explorer, he's roamed everywhere from the snowcapped Tatra mountains of Slovakia and the emerald shores of Ireland to the Great Plains of America's Midwest and Peaks of Montana's Rocky Mountains. His current goal is to travel with his children to every US state before they head off to college.
While there are many ways to harden the security on your NginX server with peripheral applications like Google PAM, OSSEC, Fail2Ban and SNORT, the best place to start is probably the default security policies that are implemented natively in NginX and on your Linux Distro. In this instance, we'll be bolstering the security on NginX only. Read More
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If you're looking to add an extra layer of iron clad security to your Linux server, there are few better options than two-factor authentication. In this guide, we'll show you how to install Google PAM for SSH authentication. Read More
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While there are lots of Wordpress plugins that compress image files, they're mostly paid, or worse, based on a never ending subscription fee. Setting up open-source native image compression on a Linux server is actually surprisingly easy to do and the best part is, it's free. If you have root access to your Ubuntu server, setting up PNG and JPG compression is super easy! Read More
The quick easy and totally correct way to setup Redis object cache to work with Wordpress on Ubuntu. Read More
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