Well, as was previously mentioned in this thread, you might want to look into TrueCrypt.  It's not network security, per sae, but it is pretty much the best hard-drive encryption method currently out there.  You can also encrypt your entire OS.  Plus there's always hidden recessed volumes.  Basically what it means that if the server (god forbid) ever gets seized the feds/etc have virtually zero* chance of reading any of the stored data.  It's well worth looking into IMO.  I'll leave the network security discussion up to others, as it's not really my forte.  Just make sure you keep all your software, expecially databases, php installs, etc etc etc up-to-date as that should protect you against the most common inject attempts, etc.

*Yes, I know cold boot attacks are theoretically an issue.  That said, they've had problems doing them in labratory settings never mind in the real world.  Not a big risk, IMO

Hah, thanks.  I actually am all for local (tangible) farmers markets.  I try to buy all of my groceries there instead of the supermarket during the summer months.  Better quality food, for lower prices.  Plus the money stays in the local economy, which helps make my area more sustainable and save/create local jobs.

I was, however (as I'm sure you know ;), speaking of the one with the .onion address.  Thanks for the laugh though!

Hello there,

Does anyone have the address of The Farmer's Market (TFM)?  If so I'd very much appreciate it if you'd PM me.

Thanks for your time,

~Locke