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 summary: A Personal Vulnerability Investigation (PVI).
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 As you might have guessed, judging from where you are reading this from, you are **probably** aware that I have a personal home server. I run various services, including this blog-website and many others. Although it's super cool that I can host my own services, I will have to be on the lookout for potential dangers, such as possible exploits, DDOS attacks, vulnerabilities, things like XSS, remote access and flawed network security practices; there's just so much to keep in mind.
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 **“To know what you know and what you do not know, that is true knowledge.” ~Confucius**
 
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 ## Analysis
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 I learned a lot by reviewing the state of my own server in this way and am proud to say that my research has paid off for me. It has made me think about certain scenarios and topics I wouldn't have thought about otherwise. It was refreshing to create an overview of my own server like this and whatever security methods you would like to implement, I would like to advice you to try this kind of approach as well.
 
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