On the internet today, all our web sites need a strong, secure HTTPS setup, even the most basic static sites. This is part two of a series on how to set up Nginx securely. When we left off after part 1, we had a server with a valid, signed certificate, but it was using the default Nginx configuration. This configuration is far from optimal. At the end of this post we’ll have a secure HTTPS configu
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