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Bauer M.D. — Building Secure Servers With Linux
Bauer M.D. — Building Secure Servers With Linux



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Название: Building Secure Servers With Linux

Автор: Bauer M.D.

Аннотация:

Linux consistently turns up high in the list of popular Internet servers, whether it's for the Web, anonymous FTP, or general services like DNS and routing mail. But security is uppermost on the mind of anyone providing such a service. Any server experiences casual probe attempts dozens of time a day, and serious break-in attempts with some frequency as well.
As the cost of broadband and other high-speed Internet connectivity has gone down, and its availability has increased, more Linux users are providing or considering providing Internet services such as HTTP, Anonymous FTP, etc., to the world at large. At the same time, some important, powerful, and popular Open Source tools have emerged and rapidly matured — some of which rival expensive commercial equivalents — making Linux a particularly appropriate platform for providing secure Internet services.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Технология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2002

Количество страниц: 448

Добавлена в каталог: 05.03.2007

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Предметный указатель
manual application of      
manual updates      
mapping addresses      [See aliases]
mapping email addresses      [See aliases]
mapping of actions to facilities and priorities      
Mark
mark facility, syslog
mark, turning on      
MasqueradeAddress, ProFTPD setting
Masquerading      2nd
master-to-slave updates
match-clients
match-clients in view{} statements
max connections, rsync option
MaxClients, ProFTPD setting      
MaxClientsPerHost, ProFTPD setting
MaxInstances, ProFTPD setting      
MDAs (Mail Delivery Agents)      
Mechanisms      
message filters
message relay access      
message relayed from one host to two others, example      
message sources      
message-forgery      
message-forgery attacks
METHODS
Microsoft      
migrating from      
MiscellaneousDaemons.pm, InteractiveBastille module      
mitigation of      
Module      
module [public]Os options      
module-specific options      
Modules      
Molnar, Ingo      
Monitoring      
monitoring files and directories      
motives for
motives for attacks      
MTAs (Mail Transfer Agents)      
MUAs (Mail User Agents)      
multihomed firewall system      
multihomed firewall system script example      
multihomed host      [See also three-homed host]
Multiple      
multiple facilities      
multiple selectors      
MX records      
MySQL      2nd
NAMED      
named.conf file      
named.conf file example      
named.conf file, in
named.conf file, using      
ndc, BIND v8Os Name Daemon Control interface      2nd
Nelson, Russell      
Nessus      
nessus, NessusO client component      
nessusd, Nessus daemon
NetBSD      
Netfilter      2nd
netfilter/iptables
netstat, using to display TCP/IP listening sockets
Network      [See NIDS]
network design
Network Flight Recorder
network IDS      [See NIDS]
Network monitoring
Network Solutions
network-access control devices      
Network-Address-Translated (NAT-ed) server
NFS      
NIDS (network IDS)
Nimda
NimdaNotifyer
NIS/NIS+
nmap      
nmapfe, nmap GUI
nonanonymous      
nonanonymous FTP      
None
none facility, syslog
nonliability      
Northcutt, Stephen      
Novak, Judy      
NS records
null-passphrase keys      
obtaining Cyrus SASL
obtaining, compiling, and installing
official (maintained) documentation      
oinkmaster      
open      
open relays and email abuse      
OpenBSD      
OpenBSD, and
OpenSSH      
OpenSSH, and      
OpenSSL      
OpenSSL home directory      
OpenSSL, and      2nd
openssl.cnf file
options
OPTIONS method, HTTP
options, OS fingerprinting      
options, resource      
options{} section      
options{} section in named.conf file      
OS fingerprinting      
OSSH
overview      
Ozier, Will      
Package      
package dependencies      
package version checking      
package version checking with RPM      
packet filtering
packet logger, using as a      
packet sniffer, using as a      
packet sniffers      2nd
packet-filter Rule Specifications
Packets      
pair      
Pairs      [See also user keys host keys][See also user keys host keys]
PAM (pluggable authentication modules)      2nd
pam, SASL method      
Parameters      
Passphrase
passphrase-less
passphrase-less key
PasswordAuthentication
Passwords
passwords, POP3
patches      
path, rsync option
peer-to-peer model for
peer-to-peer model for authentication      
performing security scans with      
perimeter networks
Perl
Perl processing
Perl, and      
perl-Curses      
PermitEmptyPasswords
PermitEmptyPasswords, sshd_config parameter
PermitRootLogin
PermitRootLogin, sshd_config parameter
persistent
persistent daemon      
PHP
PHP processing
PHP, and      
php.ini file      
Ping
PK crypto      [See public-key cryptography]
Planning      
Pluggable Authentication Modules      [See PAM]
policy file      
pop      
POP3      
POP3, and      
Port      [See nmap]
port assignments, new
port scanners      
port scans      
PORT Theft
PORT Theft attacks
Port, ProFTPD setting
Port, sshd_config parameter
port-forwarding      
portmapper service      2nd
POST      
POST method, HTTP      
Postfix      
Postfix, and      
Postfix, using      
Preparation      
preprocessor plug-ins      
Principle of Least Privilege
Principles
principles of
Printing.pm, InteractiveBastille module
Priorities
priorities, syslog      
privacy flags
PRIVATE      2nd 3rd
Private keys      2nd 3rd
Private-key      
private-key passphrase      
probes      
Problems
processes, on compromised system      
processing form data
procmail      
ProFTPD      
ProFTPD example      
ProFTPD run as a
ProFTPD, and
ProFTPD, in      
proftpd.conf file      2nd 3rd
project site
property masks
pros and cons
protected
protocol analyzer      [See packet sniffers]
Protocols      
Provos, Niels
Proxies
proxying      
proxying firewalls
ps auxw, on compromised system      
PUBLIC      
public certificates
Public keys      2nd
Public services      
public services on a firewall      
Public-key cryptography      2nd 3rd 4th
public-key infrastructures      2nd 3rd
put
PUT method, HTTP      
pwcheck_method, SASL variable
Qmail      2nd
Queries      
Queues      
quick start instructions      
quick start procedure
r-services
ranges of IP addresses for vulnerabilities
Ranum, Marcus      2nd 3rd 4th
Raptor      [See Symantec Enterprise Firewall]
RC4      
rcp      
rcp, and      
re-encrypting      
read only, rsync option      
Readers
Realtime Blackhole List
Recursion      
recursion, BIND global option      
Red Hat      
Red Hat Network
Redhat-Watch-list      
Redhat-Watch-list mailing list      
Redundant      
redundant enforcement points      
redundant system or network      
refuse options, rsync option      
register_globals, PHP variable      
Registration      
rejecting packets      
related to logging      
relay access      
relays      
Remote
Remote Procedure Call      [See RPC]
remote using syslog      
Representational State Transfer (REST)      
Resource allocation      
resource allocation in the DMZ      
resource record      
restricted access      [See access restriction]
rhn_register command      
rhosts and shosts      
rhosts authentication
Risk      
rlogin, vulnerability of      
rndc (Remote Name Daemon Control interface)      
robots and spiders      
rootkits      
routers      
Rowland, Craig      
RPC (Remote Procedure Call)      
RPC scan      
RPC services      
rpcbind      [See portmapper service]
rpm      
rpm (RPM Package Manager)      
RSA      
RSA Crypto FAQ      
RSA keys, and      
RSA/DSA      2nd
RSA/DSA keys, and      
rsh, vulnerability of      
rsync      
rsync sessions example      
rsync, and      
rsyncd.conf file      
rule set      
Rule Specifications      
Rules
runaway programs      
Running
running an older version of      
running and maintaining      
running checks and updates      
running in      
running in daemon mode
running over SSH      
running services on      2nd
S/KEY
SAFER      
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