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RE: security issues



Glenn,

   Yes, Maximum Linux Security is a very good compilation of Linux network
security info.  I read that book after being in the network security biz for
a couple years and still learned quite a bit.  www.linuxsecurity.com is also
a very good online resource.  They have some fantastic whitepapers and FAQs
as well as discussion forums.  

Jason



-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn Becker [mailto:glenn@icarus.usanetworks.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 2:55 PM
To: Debian Users List
Subject: security issues



Hi,

I use Debian at home and -- as soon as I get a break! -- am going to move
my at-work system over from SuSE to Debian.

One notable hole (a bad one) in my barely-year-old Linux knowledge base is
security. Since I deal with disgruntled IRC chatters and script kiddies 
nearly every day, this is becoming an issue.

Can anyone recommend good books / resources on this subject? The tech
department at work does a good job of keeping boxes here sealed off, but
I'd like to know more for my own good and for the system at home.

I've heard some good things about MAXIMUM LINUX SECURITY.

Thanks,

Glenn

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// G l e n n  B e c k e r                                                |
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