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Hardening Linux with Bastille UNIX
Ensure your security by hardening the Linux operating system with either Bastille UNIX or through manual hardening best practices. Tip
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Security essentials for Active Directory on Linux
Active Directory functionality in heterogeneous data centers with Windows and Linux is increasingly appealing, but admins should be aware of the security risks this activity poses. The open admin policy on Active Directory doesn't adequately protect ... Tip
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A look at real-world exploits of Linux security vulnerabilities
From unprotected NetBIOS shares, null sessions in Samba, to poorly configured FTP servers, your Linux system may be open and waiting for hackers. Learn how hackers can get into your Linux servers through these weaknesses and what you can do to secur... Tip
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Five common Linux security vulnerabilities you may be overlooking
Contrary to popular belief, Linux has security risks, that if not addressed can lead to malicious attacks of your system. Linux system administrators need to make security vulnerability testing a priority. Tip
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For Linux security, principle of least privilege prevails, says Red Hat security expert
A Linux security expert outlines best practices, from granting admins the least system access possible to the importance of system audits and when to turn on listening daemons. Article
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Installing the MySQL database server securely
Learn how to install the MySQL database securely with these essential steps and guidance. Assess your security risk level, prevent attacks and monitor your system effectively with this tip. Tip
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Hardening SUSE Linux Enterprise Server in eight steps
With this SLES hardening guide, a secure server is only eight steps away. Follow along with our expert, who shows how to lock down a server from installation to logging events. Tip
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Reducing Windows desktop total cost of ownership
IT managers who make the Windows desktop environment a high priority can grow the business -- instead of making it a cost center. Tip
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, JBoss to receive security boost
Red Hat has announced that Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL 5) will now be subject to the Common Criteria certification and HP will offer multilevel security services for RHEL 5. Article
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Chapter 2, Hardening the operating system, from "How to Cheat at Securing Linux"
Secure your Linux sever, starting with the operating system. Get the essential how-to information from this excerpt from "How to Cheat at Securing Linux" by James Stanger. Tip