Automating Linux and Unix System Administration pp 353-374 | Cite as
Improving System Security
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Abstract
Early in this book, we established that managing the contents and permission of files is the core of UNIX/Linux system administration. UNIX/Linux security is also almost entirely concerned with file contents and permissions. Even when configuring network settings for security reasons, we’re usually configuring file contents. This means that, in general, we’ll be performing very familiar operations when using cfengine to increase the security of our UNIX and Linux hosts.
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User Account Access Control Rule Packet Filter Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Root Privilege
These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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© Nate Campi, Kirk Bauer 2009