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UNIX & LINUX Computing Journal: Linux Security Tools
Dec 12, 1999, 14 :52 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4519 reads)

(Other stories by Jason Fink)

[ Thanks to Jay Fink for this link. ]

"Security is the number two concern for me as a Systems Administrator. My number one concern is system integrity as a whole (of which security is a part). I do not, however, spend a great deal of time on it. I, like many other people responsible for UNIX system security, have a routine (of which I won't elaborate too much about) which I follow (and change randomly) of checks, some automated some by hand. It is, however, always in the back of my mind, every second of every minute I am at work. Being on call - that makes it pretty prevalent in my mind."

"Linux has a large selection of both ported and inherent tools that you as an adminstrator or otherwise can peruse to make security checks and audits a little easier."

"The rest of this document will cover each of those tools, suffice to say it will not go into great detail about security in general, however, I strongly recommend taking a spin by Introducing Internet Security by Terry Sullivan. Although it does not pertain to Linux security, it is a great article about security in general."

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