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How do you secure your home lab?
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If it's a Debian system, "Create user with sudo privileges" and "Disable root login" can be done during initial setup. Just leave the root password blank and it'll disable the root user and grant sudo permission to the regular user you create.
Create a separate management VLAN and use it for all your infra (web UIs of all your networking hardware, Proxmox, SSH for servers, etc).
For unattended upgrades, ensure the auto updaters are properly configured so they're used ONLY for bug and security fixes, nor for minor or major releases! Debian
unattended-upgradeshas good settings out-of-the-box but you may want to add any custom repos you're using. Make sure you have an email relay server configured in the Exim config, as it usesapt-listchangesto email the changelogs to you.But above all, press the power button to turn it off and then never turn it on again. 100% unhackable.