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11 Jun 2026 5 min read 884 words

How to Deploy Applications Automatically with GitLab CI/CD

In modern software development, the gap between writing code and delivering it to users must be as small as possible. Manual deployments are the enemy of speed, consistency, and reliability. They introduce human error, create bottlenecks, and make it difficult to scale.

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11 Jun 2026 5 min read 874 words

How to Detect and Prevent Brute Force Attacks on Linux Servers

In the modern digital landscape, your Linux server is under constant surveillance. From the moment you assign a public IP address, automated bots—often operating from globally distributed botnets—begin scanning for open ports. The most common target is port 22, the standard door for SSH (Secure Shell) access.

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09 Jun 2026 3 min read 467 words

How to Secure SSH Access on a VPS Server Using Keys, MFA, and Fail2Ban

In 2026, a default SSH configuration will no longer be enough to protect your VPS from automated threats. As cyber-attacks become more sophisticated, relying solely on passwords is a significant security risk. By implementing SSH keys, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and Fail2Ban.

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