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Hide your network and prevent unauthorized connections

Hide your Network and Prevent Unauthorized Connections

You’ve recently discovered that your neighbor has been secretly connecting to your Wi-Fi and piggybacking your bandwidth. Because of such uninvited guests, your internet connection

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Containers

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Security

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Monitoring

Monitor Squid logs with Grafana and Graylog

Process ModSecurity Logs using Wazuh

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Install ELK Stack on Debian 11

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