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# Introduction # Introduction
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``` ```
# Chapter1. Patches and basic firewall # Chapter 1. Patches and basic firewall
## Apply the latest OS patches ## 1.1. Apply the latest OS patches
*Action:* *Action:*
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If output says `Run 'freebsd-update [options] fetch' first`, you will If output says `Run 'freebsd-update [options] fetch' first`, you will
*NOT* need to reboot again your server. *NOT* need to reboot again your server.
## Enable SSH ## 1.2. Enable SSH
*Action:* *Action:*
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of SSH the server public keys. of SSH the server public keys.
## Enable Firewall ## 1.3. Enable Firewall
TODO: Do / Or not ? `pf` or `ipfw` ? TODO: Do / Or not ? `pf` or `ipfw` ?
# Chapter 2. Minimise boot services # Chapter 2. Minimise boot services
## Set password on single user consoles ## 2.1. Set password on single user consoles
*Action:* *Action:*
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your system will be lost (for example, if root access can be given _only_ with your system will be lost (for example, if root access can be given _only_ with
`sudo` or `doas`). `sudo` or `doas`).
## Set daemon umask ## 2.2. Set daemon umask
*Action:* *Action:*
@ -144,13 +155,13 @@ current `umask` settings. To modify any `umask` setting which differs from the a
sed -i .pre -e 's/XXX/022/g' FILE sed -i .pre -e 's/XXX/022/g' FILE
``` ```
Where `XXX` is the current umask setting and `FILEi` is the file with the offending `umask` setting. Where `XXX` is the current umask setting and `FILE` is the file with the offending `umask` setting.
## Prevent `syslogd` from accepting messages from the network ## 2.3. Prevent `syslogd` from accepting messages from the network
*Question:* *Question:*
/Is this machine a log server or does it, for any reason, need to receive messages from other machines over the network?/ Is this machine a log server or does it, for any reason, need to receive messages from other machines over the network?
*Action:* *Action:*
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sysrc syslogd_flags="-s" sysrc syslogd_flags="-s"
``` ```
## Disable `sendmail` server if possible ## 2.4. Disable `sendmail` server if possible
*Question:* *Question:*
/Is this server is an email server or relay for others hosts on the network or over in the Internet?/ Is this server is an email server or relay for others hosts on the network or over in the Internet?
*Action:* *Action:*
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Notice if you need to forward local mail into a central hub, you can use the `dma` agent on FreeBSD 14+ or use `mail/ssmtp` package instead. Notice if you need to forward local mail into a central hub, you can use the `dma` agent on FreeBSD 14+ or use `mail/ssmtp` package instead.