This repository documents the Born2BeRoot project, a system administration challenge that involves creating and configuring a secure virtual machine with no graphical interface.
The goal of the project is to understand and implement essential Linux server security practices and to configure the system according to specific guidelines.
The project is centered around configuring a virtual machine (using VirtualBox or UTM), securing a Linux environment, and managing system operations.
Key topics covered in the project include system partitioning, user password policies, firewall configuration, SSH security, and automated tasks with Cron.
For a step-by-step guide on how to execute the Born2BeRoot project, detailed explanations of the required tools, and examples, visit the link below:
To clone this repository and access the project documentation, run the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/pin3dev/42_Born2BeRoot.git
cd Born2BeRootThis will download the project to your local machine, where you can explore the configuration files and scripts used in the project.
This project adheres strictly to 42 School Norms and Subject, enforcing specific coding and system configuration guidelines.
All configurations and scripts must comply with these rules, even if they seem unconventional, to meet the strict standards set by the school.
All theoretical resources and materials used in the project are linked below and organized by topic. These cover the essential concepts required to complete the project successfully.
A step-by-step tutorial is available and can be followed to complete the project. It is linked in the button below.
