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Hardening is not a simple process. You must devote a lot of time. Here are general rules following common best practices: Hardening is not a simple process. You must devote a lot of time. Here are general rules following common best practices:
- Never use root account for anything that does not require it - never use root account for anything that does not require it
- Only `sudo` individual commands - only `sudo` individual commands
- Never set a server to run as root (except for initialization time) and ensure that it exits all unnecessary privileges before accepting requests - never set a server to run as root (except for initialization time) and ensure that it exits all unnecessary privileges before accepting requests
- Ssecure your firewall the best you can and forbid all unnecessary access - secure your firewall the best you can and forbid all unnecessary access
- Do not install unnecessary or unstable software - do not install unnecessary or unstable software
### Which Distribution Should be Used? ### Which Distribution Should be Used?