Hacking Linux Exposed

Name: Hacking Linux Exposed
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ISBN: 9780072127737

ISBN-10: 0072127732

ISBN-13: 9780072127737

Edition: 2001

Authors: Brian Hatch, James Lee, George Kurtz

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Because of its open-source coding, the Linux operating system is relatively easy to tamper with. This guide for systems administrators explains where Linux's weaknesses are and how to use Linux security tools for maximum resistance to hacking.

Book details

List price: $39.99
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 566
Size: 7.30" wide x 9.10" long x 1.35" tall
Weight: 2.904
Language: English

Linux Security Overview	p. 3
Proactive Measures and Recovering from a Break-In	p. 23
Mapping Your Machine and Network	p. 69
Social Engineering, Trojans, and Other Hacker Trickery	p. 129
Physical Attacks	p. 155
Attacking Over the Network	p. 177
Abusing the Network Itself	p. 211
Elevating User Privileges	p. 247
Password Cracking	p. 283
How Hackers Maintain Access	p. 315
Mail and FTP Security	p. 369
Web Servers and Dynamic Content	p. 417
Access Control and Firewalls	p. 459
Keeping Your Programs Current	p. 491
Turning Off Unneeded Services	p. 501
App. C: Online Resources	p. 509
App. D: Case Studies	p. 513
Index	p. 543
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