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Index: K

Karn, Phil : des: The Data Encryption Standard
Kerberos system
- Code Books
- Kerberos
- Kerberos Limitations
- Kerberos
- installing : Installing Kerberos
- RPC system and : AUTH_KERB
- Versions 4 and 5 : Kerberos 4 vs. Kerberos 5
- versus Secure RPC : Kerberos vs. Secure RPC
kermit program
- Modems and UNIX
- Privilege testing
kernel
- What Is an Operating System?
- SUID Shell Scripts
key
- escrow : Modern Controversy
- fingerprints : PGP detached signatures
- search
- - Cryptographic Strength
  - The crypt() Algorithm
- switches : Key Switches
keylogin program
- Using Secure RPC
- Using NIS+
keylogout program : Using Secure RPC
keyserv process
- Proving your identity
- Making sure Secure RPC programs are running on every workstation
- Using NIS+
keystore file : Proving your identity
keystrokes
- monitoring
- - security
  - Monitoring the Intruder
- monitoring
- - security
  - (see also sniffers)
- time between : Picking a Random Seed
kill command
- Using sendmail to receive email
- Getting Rid of the Intruder
- The kill Command
- to stop process overload
- - Too many processes
  - System overload attacks
kinit program : Using Kerberos
kmem device
- Device Files
- Back Doors and Trap Doors
known text attacks : Cryptographic Strength
Koblas, David : SOCKS
Koblas, Michelle : SOCKS
ksh (Korn shell)
- Shell Features
- Hidden files and directories
- Running the User's Shell
- (see also shells)
- history file : Shell History
- restricted shell : Restricted Korn shell
- TMOUT variable : Built-in shell autologout
- umask and : The umask Command
ksh93 shell
- Tips on Avoiding Security-related Bugs
- Hidden files and directories
kshrc file : cshrc, .kshrc

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