Hardening Linux mounts isn’t about adding random restrictions, it’s about reducing risk without breaking production. ✅ Classify filesystems by trust (/, /usr vs /home vs USB/network shares) ✅ Lock down high-risk mounts like /tmp with noexec nodev nosuid ✅ Treat network mounts as attack surfaces (logs/backups ≠ execution) ✅ Use isolation like mount namespaces to limit blast radius Mount hardening = flags permissions isolation monitoring #linux #computescience #programming #software | Cybewave
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Hardening Linux mounts isn’t about adding random restrictions, it’s about reducing risk without breaking production. ✅ Classify filesystems by trust (/, /usr vs /home
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