Security Information |
| Where to learn about Linux security |
| Linux Security HOWTO |
| | The HOWTOs are always a good place to start for any topic, and this is no exception. |
| Elementary Security for Your Linux Box |
| | A great introductory article from LinuxWorld. Ten basic security concepts, with good explanations. Includes a good list of resources. Part 2 of this article, Advanced Linux Security, is also valuable. |
| Linux Administrator's Security Guide |
| | A good guide for any sysadmin. |
| Excerpts from Unix System Security Tools |
| | Online sections from a good Unix security book. Contains another good Ten General Security Rules list. |
| Adding Security to Common Linux Distributions |
| | If you use the BU Linux distribution, most of this has been done for you already. But it's worth a look if you're interested, and definitely important if you're using some other distribution. |
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Security News and Current Problems |
| Stay informed about current events and new vulnerabilities |
| BugTraq |
| | The BugTraq mailing list is one of the foremost security resources on the Internet. Security problems are announced and discussed in detail. Subscribe by e-mailing listserv@securityfocus.com with a message body of "SUBSCRIBE BUGTRAQ Lastname, Firstname". You may also want to look through the archives. |
| Security Focus |
| | The people who host BugTraq have a lot of other good info too, including good Linux coverage in their Unix area. Make sure to check out the vulnerabilities database. |
| CERT/CC Current Activity |
| | In some ways, the most official security site there is. On the other hand, they're sometimes slow to release information. Your milage may vary. |
| Packet Storm |
| | Would-be intruders have this information. You should too. |