Practical UNIX & Internet Security

Topics

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Part I: Computer Security Basics

Introduction
Policies and Guidelines

Part II: User Responsibilities

Users and Passwords
Users, Groups, and the Superuser
The UNIX Filesystem
Cryptography

Part III: System Security

Backups
Defending Your Accounts
Integrity Management
Auditing and Logging
Protecting Against Programmed Threats
Physical Security
Personnel Security

Part IV: Network and Internet Security

Telephone Security
UUCP
TCP/IP Networks
TCP/IP Services
WWW Security
RPC, NIS, NIS+, and Kerberos
NFS

Part V: Advanced Topics

Firewalls
Wrappers and Proxies
Writing Secure SUID and Network Programs

Part VI: Handling Security Incidents

Discovering a Break-in
Denial of Service Attacks and Solutions
Computer Security and jungle law
Who Do You Trust?

Part VII: Appendixes

UNIX Security Checklist
Important Files
UNIX Processes
Paper Sources
Electronic Resources
Organizations
Table of IP Services