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Insanely Securing Your Unix or Linux Machine |
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Source: LinuxShellAccount - Posted by Bill Keys
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Since this week has been all over the map, I thought we'd spend today going back and dipping into the over-the-top-security well ;) You may recall a post from last year that we did on making generic user accounts su-only and, maybe even more so, a post we just recently did on using mkfifo and script to keep tabs on user account usage. Both of these were aimed at providing relatively decent security for the Unix or Linux admin, while allowing the user the freedom to do his or her job without too much of a hassle. Both of these posts assumed a box that had consistent user activity, but needed to be secured from those "ooops" moments that end up burning up your night-time hours and, possibly, creating a financial problem as well (most places I've worked have at least one box that is fairly lax, security-wise, but hemorrhages cash the instant it gets taken offline.
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Haha...I find it extremely ironic that you feed was hacked. |
