Linux VPS is considered a safer alternative to Windows servers, but that doesn’t mean the risk of malware infection is zero. Even the most secure systems can be vulnerable if not monitored regularly or if unreliable software is used.
In this article, we’ll explain how to check your Linux VPS for viruses, which tools are best suited for the job, and what to do to avoid future infections. We’ll also share practical tips to help keep your server secure in the long run.
The security of your Virtual Private Server (VPS) is not just a technical task but the foundation of business stability, client trust, and protection of confidential data. Vulnerabilities in your system can lead to file loss, personal data leaks, virus infections, or complete resource unavailability.
In this article, we have compiled a detailed checklist on how to check your VPS for vulnerabilities and protect it at both basic and advanced levels — even if you are not a cybersecurity expert.