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This document attempts to outline some of the steps that have been taken to enhance the security of sudomesh servers. | This document attempts to outline some of the steps that have been taken to enhance the security of sudomesh servers. For more info on end-user security best practices, such as encrypted email and using VPNs, see the many resources available at the [[Cryptoparty]] page. | ||
= Automatic updates = | = Automatic updates = | ||
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cron-apt is installed and set up to automatically download and install security updates once every 24 hours. | cron-apt is installed and set up to automatically download and install security updates once every 24 hours. | ||
cron-apt | cron-apt and anacron are installed: | ||
aptitude install cron-apt | aptitude install cron-apt anacron | ||
then it is disabled in cron.d since we want to use anacron instead: | then it is disabled in cron.d since we want to use anacron instead: | ||