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How secure is Ubuntu?

I recently got my hands into Ubuntu. I was wondering how secure is this distro? And what are the things that I can do to keep my system secure?

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Author: Root

Posted on June 19, 2020Author markCategories Linux, privacy, UbuntuTags linux, operating systems, programming, servers, software engineering, technology, ubuntu, unix

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