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How to Enable BBR on Linux Mint 22 and 21
High-latency links, remote shells, and large downloads can expose the limits of Linux Mint's default cubic TCP congestion control. To enable BBR on Linux Mint, load the tcp_bbr...
How to Add a User to Sudoers on Linux Mint 22 and 21
Sharing the root password across multiple admins gets messy fast. On Linux Mint, the cleaner setup is giving each person a normal account and granting administrator privileges through...
How to Enable or Disable Apparmor on Linux Mint 22 and 21
AppArmor protects Linux Mint by adding mandatory access control on top of normal file permissions. When you need to enable or disable AppArmor on Linux Mint, the important...
How to Install SELinux on Debian 13, 12 and 11
Debian ships with AppArmor enabled by default, but some hardening and compliance workflows still expect SELinux and its tighter policy controls around services, files, and network ports. To...
How to Install UFW on Debian 13, 12 and 11
A fresh Debian install often leaves firewall setup until the moment you need to lock down SSH or open a web port cleanly. To install UFW on Debian,...
How to Disable SELinux on Rocky Linux 10, 9 and 8
Permanently disabling SELinux on Rocky Linux removes mandatory access control from every local service, so treat it as a last resort rather than a normal fix. For most...
How to Add New User to Sudoers on Debian 13, 12, 11
Debian administrator access is safer when every admin has a named account instead of sharing the root password. To add a user to sudoers on Debian, the standard...
How to Install Chkrootkit on Debian 13, 12 and 11
Rootkit checks are most useful before a suspicious Debian system becomes the only source of truth you can inspect. To install chkrootkit on Debian, use the Debian package...
How to Install Fail2Ban on Debian 13, 12 and 11
SSH password probes and noisy web login attempts are easier to handle when Debian can block repeat offenders automatically instead of waiting for a manual firewall rule. You...
How to Configure Unattended Upgrades on Debian 13, 12 and 11
Automatic patching on Debian is useful only when the system installs the right packages, at the right time, with enough logging for you to see what happened later....
How to Install SSH on Debian 13, 12 and 11
Debian does not always install an SSH server by default, especially on minimal, server, and custom images. To install SSH on Debian, use the openssh-server package, enable the...
How to Enable BBR on Debian 13, 12 and 11
Debian's default TCP congestion control algorithm, CUBIC, relies on packet loss to detect network congestion. That works fine on local networks, but high-latency links, lossy connections, and long-distance...