🧟‍♂️ Cadaver

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  • Ssds die. That’s a reality. If you don’t have much money buy a replacement ssd. If it doesn’t get recognised at boot that means the connector is dead/defectuous and would look at a shop to replace it.

    Buy someplace where you can return the ssd if you have afterthoughts or it does not go well.

    If you have another PC I would test it there but it points towards a hardware fault. The question is which hardware.

    Maybe just try cleaning the pins with some isopropyl alcohol first 🤷











  • 🧟‍♂️ Cadaver@lemmy.worldtoLinux@lemmy.ml•Linux security
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    1 year ago

    To have the most secure machine possible, you might need a hardened kernel but you absolutely need to have SELinux (or equivalent) rules set up.

    The easiest way to have a go at this would be to install OpenSuSE (any version will do, they all ship with SELinux ootb) and follow guides on how to setup SELinux permissions.