Irish
writes:
Amidst the hot topic of Linux security, IBM has
released this
white paper containing information, code examples, and
strategies on securing Linux Servers for Service Providers.
Furthermore this
article covers
PKCS #11 openCryptoki, an API that is rapidly becoming the
non-Windows-platform industry standard for interfacing between
cryptographic hardware and user space applications. Both are very
well written and provide important and timely information on Linux
security.
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