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Introduction & Course Outline
Introduction To Linux Security
- A Bit About Linux Pt.1
- A Bit About Linux Pt.2
- Current Security Problems
- Requirements of a Secure OS
- Security:Windows vs Linux
- Overview of Linux Security Features
Secure Linux Installation
- Selecting the Right Distribution
- Defining Partitions for Security
- Installing Software & Services
- Installing Secure File Systems
- Installation Security Configurations
- Post Install Actions
- Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.1
- Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.2
- Secure Installation Demonstration Pt.3
Securing The Linux Boot Process
- Securing LILO
- Securing GRUB
- Runlevel Security & initab
- Partition Mounting & fstab
Security With Users & Groups
- Users & Groups
- Passwords Pt.1
- Passwords Pt.2
- Use of Privileged Accounts
- Securing User Shells & Profiles
File System Permissions
- Types of Files
- Permission Structure
- Special Permission Bits
- Managing Permissions
Data Encryption
- Introduction to Encryption
- Using GNU GPG Pt.1
- Using GNU GPG Pt.2
- Using SSH
- Hashing Utilities
- Using PKI Certificates in Linux
Hardening Linux
- System Hardening Overview
- Bastille Pt.1
- Bastille Pt.2
- Securing X-Windows
- Securing Linux Daemons
- Security Patches
- Security Benchmarks
Linux Firewalls
- Introduction to Firewalls
- IP Tables Pt.1
- IP Tables Pt.2
- IP Tables Demonstration Pt.1
- IP Tables Demonstration Pt.2
- Dedicated Linux Firewalls
Linux Security Mechanisms
- TCP Wrappers
- hosts.allow
- hosts.deny
- inetd & xinetd
- PAMs
- SELinux
- Unsecure Linux Utilities
Secure Networking
- OpenSSH
- SAMBA
- NIS
- NFS
- Securing FTP & HTTP Servers
Detecting & Stopping Linux Attacks
- System Auditing
- System Logging
- File Integrity with Tripwire
- Intrusion Detection with Snort
Linux Security Tools
- Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus Pt.1
- Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus Pt.2
- Traffic Security with Ethereal
- Web Proxying with Squid
Best Linux Security Practices
- User Security
- Password Security
- Securing the Root Account
- File System Security
- System Security
- Auditing Pt.1
- Auditing Pt.2
- Network Security
About The Authors
- About the Authors
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