Securing Mastodon Instances
This post tries to consolidate information available across multiple websites on the topic of securing a Mastodon server. (Where available, I linked to archive.org’s wayback-machine for long-term access.)
This post tries to consolidate information available across multiple websites on the topic of securing a Mastodon server. (Where available, I linked to archive.org’s wayback-machine for long-term access.)
Attended NolaCon (in New Orleans, LA) for the last three days and had a blast. Also contributed by speaking about “How to build your First SOC”, you can find the slides here.
This post documents my testing results for the Linux distro Elementary OS. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
Elementary collected 13 out of 18 possible points – A great score for a UX focused distro.
This post documents my testing results for the Linux distro Garuda Linux. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
Garuda collected 10 out of 18 possible points – A good score for a UX focused distro.
This post documents my testing results for the Desktop version of the Linux distro Ubuntu. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
Ubuntu collected 12 out of 18 possible points – A score that shows its maturity.
This post documents my testing results for the Desktop Linux distro Pop!_OS. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
Pop!_OS collected 9 out of 18 possible points – An OK balance between user experience and security.
This post documents my testing results for the Desktop Linux distro Linux Mint. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
Linux Mint collected 13 out of 18 possible points – A very good result that shows the high level of maturity of this nicely polished distribution.
This post documents my testing results for the Desktop Linux distro Manjaro. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
Manjaro collected 12 out of 18 possible points – A pretty good result for a distro that is focused on user experience.
This post documents my testing results for the Desktop Linux distro EndeavourOS. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
EndeavourOS collected 9 out of 18 possible points – An OK balance between UX and Security.
This post documents my testing results for the Desktop Linux distro MX Linux. I performed the same testing on the following distros:
The results are based on the methodology described here:
MX Linux collected 10 out of 18 possible points – A good balance between UX and Security.