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Debian GNU/Linux based Services Profiles

An animated visualization of hardenedlinux/Debian-GNU-Linux-Profiles's Git history from July 2016 to December 2020, built by 27 contributors. The codebase reached 1,715 lines, mostly Shell. The video runs 2 minutes 16 seconds.

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Contributors

27

Lines of Code

1,715

From

Jul 13, 2016

To

Dec 20, 2020

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About hardenedlinux/Debian-GNU-Linux-Profiles

This project is a comprehensive collection of configuration guides and tutorials for hardening and deploying various services on Debian GNU/Linux systems. It covers a wide range of infrastructure and security topics including DNS setup, high availability systems, intrusion detection, VPN configuration, storage solutions, SSH management, TLS authentication, and mandatory access control implementations.

The repository serves as a practical knowledge base for system administrators and security professionals working with Debian-based infrastructure. It includes documentation on advanced topics like PaX/Grsecurity kernel security testing with fuzzing tools, building secure boot chains, deploying Security Operation Centers with ELK stack and threat intelligence tools, and implementing Grsecurity RBAC systems for access control on services like Nginx and Ceph distributed storage.

The project is primarily written in Shell script and documentation format, containing both theoretical explanations and hands-on deployment guides. It addresses enterprise-scale deployments and security-conscious infrastructure management, with a focus on hardening techniques and best practices for production environments. The repository maintains an active to-do list indicating ongoing development and expansion into additional areas like DRBD clustering, LVM optimization, and Apache tuning.

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