- Step 1. Upgrade to proactive security. Projects like HotCakeX' offer a streamlined method of attaining it.
- Step 2. Commit to best practices. There's a long list of this, but the short of it would be:
- Uphold a strong backbone of secure software that has proven to be committed to safe practices.
- Ensure that your system and/or software is always up-to-date.
- Don't visit unsafe/untrusted websites. Don't click on shady/untrusted links.
- Don't execute untrusted/unsafe files. Especially not with administrator's rights.
- Sandbox all activities. So that even if you're compromised, that the adversary can only access very little beyond the binary/program/software itself.
atomicStan
joined 1 week ago
uses apt
May I ask why you seem to be married to the use of apt?
~~Just couldn't pass up on the opportunity to insert this banger.~~