OpenBSD workstation hardening tips

Contributed by Peter N. M. Hansteen on 2024-01-03 from the Puffy-but-even-tighter dept.

While you were likely busy celebrating the new year, OpenBSD developer Solene Rapenne (solene@) found the time to write an article detailing various OpenBSD workstation hardening tips.

It's a useful collection of things you could do to secure your environment and customize your setup to best fill your needs.

Enjoy!

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