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What's very cool about this to me is how well put this report is in layman's terms. Also is this going to increment the "X remote vulnerabilities in X years"?
by keyle 7y ago
What's very cool about this to me is how well put this report is in layman's terms.
Also is this going to increment the "X remote vulnerabilities in X years"?
- anthk 7y agoAs long as you override a default PF install, go on. Because you can't. Even with a PF rule being set, you must set up smtpd.conf right. Also no ldapd and radiusd is listening by default, and SSHD is secure by itself. And you are asked in the first install if you want to enable it at boot, btw.