Enable HTTP Strict Transport Security on Debian / Ubuntu | HSTS or just STS can be enabled with Apache fairly easily. I’ll show you how! Enabling HSTS enforces a policy that all content from your server to the end user’s web browser will be over HTTPS. This can protect against interceptions, https stripping, and other possible man-in-the-middle attacks. First, enable mod_headers: $ sudo a2enmod headers
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