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How to Protect Your Server with Fail2ban on CentOS 8

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Fail2ban is a free, open-source and most widely used IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) application that can be used to protect your server against brute force password login attacks. In this post I have explained how to configure and install Fail2ban utility on Centos 8. Also Check out how you can protect your SSH and HTTP against different kinds of attacks using Fail2Ban.

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