Linux security issues

Linux Security-General Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following section. "Linux is an open-source software, which is safer than the Windows operating system and does not require frequent patching." In this sentence, you need to pay attention to the following question: is Linux more secure than Windows?

Security is relative, and there is no such problem as "who is better than who is secure". Whether it is Linux, Windows, or other operating systems, it will not be safe if it is not configured. Many computers that cause security problems do not follow the "requirements.

Computer (server) Security:
(1) Operating System Security
(2) Application Software Security
(3) Internet Security
(4) Physical security
(5) Configure Security
(6) Management Security
(7) use Security

The basic configuration requirements of the operating system are as follows:
(1) password security: Set complex passwords, regularly update passwords, and do not set empty passwords.
(2) Account Security: the Administrator account should not be too many, disabled or disabled.
(3) Service Security: Disable unused services or uninstall unused services.
(4) firewall security: only enable or disable ports for required services
(5) patch security: update the operating system and application software patches in a timely manner based on the manufacturer's prompt.