This rocks DJ. Thank you. Looking forward to the next installments. I'm a few days behind due to finishing up a flooring project...and am I glad that's done... :) Gonna start on Part 2 tomorrow after work. You said you were gonna do this and man...me and a bunch of others are appreciative that you are doing these vids.
Thanks a lot, that is exactly what I want , great video could you please make this a start of series of Linux security, may be one episode every week or so
Just wanted to say amazing how you started asking questions of what you want before just shooting off the hip I've been looking for this information for over 2 years and now its all in one video thanks for your knowledge
Sure, when I lived in the city I had lots of locks, but it didn't seem to keep me from getting robbed. We haven't had a working lock on my country home in 30 years--and even if we did, you could just walk in through the giant dog door if you're really intent on breaking the law...just don't blame my dogs if you ignore the warning signs at the gateway and use our open ports without authorization, we had to go before a judge to get the dog released last time.
Hi DJ, I found your channel a few weeks ago while looking into hardening Centos8 headless using OpenSCAP. With OpenSCAP there are a lot of false positive on Centos due to lack of the RHEL subscription system. Can you include your thoughts on using OpenSCAP, Lynis or any other tool to a harden systems out the box in the next part of this series? Something following NIST or PCI-DSS standards. I am an infrastructure engineer and I am just doing this for research and implementation in my homelab at the moment. Keep the content flowing. Rob.
@@CyberGizmo Awesome looking forward to it! I think some parts of your videos obviously wouldn't translate to audio-only but the ones I've watched I do appreciate your commentary and presentation (e.g. linux hardening video)
Too fluffy. 9:43 in (all I could stand), and NO hardening. No 65,535 TCP and 65,535 UDP ports. No general "I want MY computer to do ONLY what I tell it to do" security approach.
@@CyberGizmo it's sad but as you stated in the video hardening everything can take 6 months or more and let's face it we are only human and we forget things. If banks cant keep their systems safe from hackers everyday people will have a tough time, unless you happen to be super gifted like a computer rainman.
