Linux Security Week: January 3, 2022

Happy Monday fellow Linux geeks and Open Source enthusiasts! In this week's newsletter we offer advice on how you can improve PHP security to protect your web server and web applications from attacks and compromise, share our top tips for securing your Linux system in 2022, and provide the information you need to know to protect against the critical Log4j vulnerabilities. PHP security is inextricably tied to web server security-are you running PHP securely?

Have a question about or a comment on one of this week's articles?  Let's discuss! Read on to get the details on these critical topics.

Yours in Open Source,

A Linux Admin's Getting Started Guide to Improving PHP Security  Learn how you can configure and run PHP securely to mitigate the risk of attacks and compromise, secure web applications, protect user privacy and maintain a secure and properly functioning Linux web server. Learn more about getting started with php security

Top Tips For Securing Your Linux System Here’s what you need to know to secure your Linux system against malware, rootkits and other dangerous attacks. Learn more about top tips for securing your linux system in 2020

Log4j: Everything You Need To Know The critical Log4j vulnerabilities that have dominated recent infosec news could be the most serious security threat ever seen, according to the CISA. Here's what you need to know to protect against these dangerous flaws. Learn more about log4j everything you need to know