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 # Installation
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 - Went into Firefox and added the "uBlock Origin" ad-blocker extension.
 - In order to access the [[Self-Hosting/2. Raspberry Pi Initial Configuration\|Raspberry Pi]] via VNC, I needed to install a VNC viewer. I opened the "Software Manager" and searched for "VNC". The one that I ended up installing was "Tigervnc-viewer", as it had the highest rating. I was then able to open the app and log into my Raspberry Pi.
 
+# Snapshots and Backing up
+coming soon
+
+# Hardening the OS
+Details coming soon. 
+My risk analysis suggests my primary threat vectors are:
+- Malicious website (either the website itself or [malvertising](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvertising))
+	- I've seen this one hit people who were careful. Risk management strategies include DNS protection (to minimize redirection attacks), browser sand-boxing (I need to read up on the Apparmor protections for Firefox) and extension protections (uBlock Origin filters).
+- [Supply Chain attack](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_chain_attack) , either of a Steam game or via a poisoned update to a trusted repository
+	- Need to look into stronger sand-boxing strategies for Steam games
+- Malicious attachment to an email.
+	- I'm pretty careful on opening email attachments, but I'd like something a bit more formal. At least it looks like Mint ships LibreOfice with active Apparmor profiles.
+
+### Research
+- Found this, seems promising: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=454383
+	- Direct link to the PDF: https://nallino.net/stockage/security/Linux_Mint_Security.pdf
+- 
+
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src/site/notes/Laptop/3. Syncthing.md

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 # Discussion
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 - Syncthing URL: https://127.0.0.1:8384
 - API key: what you copied from Syncthing GUI Settings about two bullet points above.
 - Click "Apply" and "OK", and it looks like I'm ready to add folders!
+- Next step is to install Syncthing on my [[Self-Hosting/3. Syncthing\|Raspberry Pi]] and my [[Phone/4. Syncthing\|Phone]]
 
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