All About Linux: Book Review: Hardening Linux

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Linux enjoys a large space in the server arena. It is favoured as a server over the competition by many for its robustness, stability and also its cost advantage. But now a days, it has also widely found favour as a desktop replacement for windows. But as with any OS, it is imperative to take necessary steps to make Linux more secure. This book titled--Hardening Linux--by James Turnbull concentrates on this very important topic of securing your Linux machine.

"The book is divided into 11 chapters and 3 appendices each covering a niche area related to security in Linux..."

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