IPTables Firewall for your Server

Don’t write your own. Why? ’cause you’ll mess it up and end up in a false sense of security.

Some Norwegian dude called Vegar told me of the Debian package arno-iptables-firewall. It’s an iptables-based firewall that can be administered in your favourite text editor or more conveniently by dpkg!

So, remove that crappy iptables script that you wrote to “protect” your public-facing server and go do this:

apt-get install fail2ban arno-iptables-firewall

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