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Security · 5 min read ·

How to Secure Docker Containers

Containers aren't secure by default. Run as non-root, drop capabilities, limit resources, scan images and lock down the daemon on your VPS.

Security · 5 min read ·

How to Secure a Self-Hosted WordPress Site

WordPress powers a huge share of the web, which makes it a huge target. Harden your self-hosted install at the server, app, and login layers.

Security · 5 min read ·

How to Disable Root Login on a VPS

The root account is every attacker's first guess. Learn to create a sudo user and disable direct root login over SSH — safely, without locking yourself out.

Security · 6 min read ·

How to Harden SSH on a Linux VPS

A practical, copy-paste guide to locking down the SSH daemon on your VPS — the single most important service to secure on a public server.

Security · 5 min read ·

How to Self-Host Vaultwarden Behind an Nginx Reverse Proxy

Already run Nginx? Here's how to put Vaultwarden behind it properly — real config, Let's Encrypt TLS, WebSocket support and the security headers that matter.

Security · 5 min read ·

How to Self-Host a Password Manager on a VPS

Which self-hosted password manager should you run, and how? Compare Vaultwarden, KeePass sync and Passbolt, then deploy your pick on a VPS with HTTPS.

Security · 5 min read ·

How to Self-Host Vaultwarden (Bitwarden-Compatible) on a VPS

Run your own password vault with Vaultwarden, a lightweight server that works with every official Bitwarden app. Docker install with HTTPS in minutes.

Security · 4 min read ·

How to Secure a WordPress Site on a VPS

Running WordPress on your own VPS means owning its security — which is a good thing. This practical checklist locks down the server, PHP and WordPress itself.

Security · 4 min read ·

How to Get a Free SSL Certificate with Certbot

Secure any site with a free, auto-renewing Let's Encrypt certificate using Certbot on Ubuntu 24.04 — for Nginx or Apache.

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