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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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