Securing Debian Manual

Practical Linux or Unix Security

This PDF covers the following topics related to Linux/UNIX Security : Core security concepts, Maintaining confidentiality, Keeping our data safe from intruders, Integrity, Authentication, Security from the start, inetd vs. iptfw, Firewalling, Controlling your users, Cracklib, etc.

Author(s): Hervey Allen, Network Startup Resource Center

71 Pages

UNIX Security Threats and Solutions

This PDF covers the following topics related to UNIX Security : Overview of UNIX System, Privileges in UNIX, Attackers, Threats to UNIX Systems, Classes of Security Flaws, Improper Choice of Initial Protection Domain, Network, Solutions, etc.

Author(s): Matt Bishop, Dept. of Computer Science, University of California at Davis

38 Pages

Network Security Tools

This note covers the following topics: modifying and hacking security tools, writing plugins for nessus, developing dissectors and plugins for the ettercap network sniffer, extending hydra and nmap, writing plugins for the nikto vulnerability scanner, writing modules for the metasploit framework, extending code analysis to the webroot, modifying and hacking security tools, fun with linux kernel modules, developing web assessment tools and scripts, automated exploit tools, writing network sniffers, writing packetinjection tools, colophon.

Author(s): Justin Clarke, Nitesh Dhanjani

NA Pages

Practical UNIX Internet Security (S. Garfinkel, G. Spafford)

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Secure Programming for Linux and Unix (D.A. Wheeler)

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Getting Started with SELinux (Faye Coker)

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