🔏 Linux Hardening Checklist

In computing, hardening is the process of securing a system by reducing its surface of vulnerability, which is larger as a system performs more functions. In layman's terms, it is the process of making your system more secure as you add on functionalities to your system.

We have created a template with the most important hardening rules for GNU/Linux Systems:

1. ⬇️ Levels of Priority
2. 🗂 Partitioning
3. 🚪 Physical Access
4. 👢 Bootloader
5. 🐧 Linux Kernel
6. 📜 Logging
7. 👥 Users and Groups
8. 🗄 Filesystem
9. ✨ SELinux & Auditd
10. 🕸 Network

Simply copy this project into your workspace to get your system more secure 🔒