I am not a expert in Linux, and I mostly rely on very strong passwords. I also discovered recently basic stuff like changing the default SSH port. Anyone knows of implementation of 2FA on Linux?
I don't understand your intention, as for tips and hints and end you post on this line:
"Ps: if you have a different opinions than I do skip this post"
That's the perfect recipe for a circle jerk.
There are none. ClamAV is the only one there is, because it has a very specific and narrow purpose. There are no viruses for Linux.
Chrootkit and rkhunter are also built for very specific things (detecting rootkits - or making them) and are not designed to protect, they are designed to analyse.
My writing here also isn't specifically to OP, but to all others that may find this thread - Anti Virus for Linux is BS and unless you are running SMB and still have lots of Windows in your network, it's absolutely not needed, especially if you follow the basics (like not doing stuff as root, using sudo and not giving out any system rights).
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