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Description Linux Security
The Linux Operating System has proven time and time that it reigns supreme in configurability and security. Being well versed in Linux Security can make the difference between a highly available web server and a compromised warez distribution point. Understanding Linux Security can make or break your ability to survive in the world of ever-changing Computer Security. VTC Authors Brad Causey and Bobby Rogers work together to present Linux Security so you can carry the knowledge back and use it in a practical manner. To begin learning simply click the links. |
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01 Introduction & Course Outline
0101 Introduction
02 Introduction To Linux Security
0201 A Bit About Linux Pt.1
0202 A Bit About Linux Pt.2
0203 Current Security Problems
0204 Requirements of a Secure OS
0205 Security: Windows vs Linux
0206 Overview of Linux Security Features
03 Secure Linux Installation
0301 Selecting the Right Distribution
0302 Defining Partitions for Security
0303 Installing Software & Services
0304 Installing Secure File Systems
0305 Installation Security Configurations
0306 Post Install Actions
0307 Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.1
0308 Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.2
0309 Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.3
04 Securing The Linux Boot Process
0401 Securing LILO
0402 Securing GRUB
0403 Runlevel Security & initab
0404 Partition Mounting & fstab
05 Security With Users & Groups
0501 Users & Groups
0502 Passwords Pt.1
0503 Passwords Pt.2
0504 Use of Privileged Accounts
0505 Securing User Shells & Profiles
06 File System Permissions
0601 Types of Files
0602 Permission Structure
0603 Special Permission Bits
0604 Managing Permissions
07 Data Encryption
0701 Introduction to Encryption
0702 Using GNU GPG Pt.1
0703 Using GNU GPG Pt.2
0704 Using SSH
0705 Hashing Utilities
0706 Using PKI Certificates in Linux
08 Hardening Linux
0801 System Hardening Overview
0802 Bastille Pt.1
0803 Bastille Pt.2
0804 Securing X-Windows
0805 Securing Linux Daemons
0806 Security Patches
0807 Security Benchmarks
09 Linux Firewalls
0901 Introduction to Firewalls
0902 IP Tables Pt.1
0903 IP Tables Pt.2
0904 IP Tables Demonstration Pt.1
0905 IP Tables Demonstration Pt.2
0906 Dedicated Linux Firewalls
10 Linux Security Mechanisms
1001 TCP Wrappers
1002 hosts.allow
1003 hosts.deny
1004 inetd & xinetd
1005 PAMs
1006 SELinux
1007 Unsecure Linux Utilities
11 Secure Networking
1101 OpenSSH
1102 SAMBA
1103 NIS
1104 NFS
1105 Securing FTP & HTTP Servers
12 Detecting & Stopping Linux Attacks
1201 System Auditing
1202 System Logging
1203 File Integrity with Tripwire
1204 Intrusion Detection with Snort
13 Linux Security Tools
1301 Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus Pt.1
1302 Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus Pt.2
1303 Traffic Security with Ethereal
1304 Web Proxying with Squid
14 Best Linux Security Practices
1401 User Security
1402 Password Security
1403 Securing the Root Account
1404 File System Security
1405 System Security
1406 Auditing Pt.1
1407 Auditing Pt.2
1408 Network Security
15 About The Authors
1501 About the Authors
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