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Tag Archives: firewall
Configuring iptables
In Linux the most basic way of protecting you machine is with iptables. Iptables is a firewall that comes preinstalled and configured on MOST Linux distros. I say most because Arch does not preinstall it since that would conflict with their bare-bones … Continue reading