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Sephiroth
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17 February 2002, 21:44 »
Just for the kernel compiling guru's i stumbled across a few patches you might be intrested it
GRSecurity (
http://www.grsecurity.net
) for kernel version 2.4.17, lots of good secruity patches. Protects against TONS of exploits.
Preempt (
http://www.tech9.net/rml/linux/
) for kernel 2.4.17 +(?) makes the kernel less laggy...
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25 February 2002, 21:46 »
if you want a security patch check out what the NSA has done with SELinux. It rules. Finally context roles for linux.
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dbl221
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26 February 2002, 01:23 »
A class-mate ws able to hack the Linux Box set up for us to crack...er...I mean "learn" on in Internet Security class....he used ptrace.
http://online.securityfocus.com/bid/3447
While your at it install these libraries in the following order for all you "security" monitoring and evaluation
1) libpcap
2) libnet
3) libnids
I also like nmap
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voidmain
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26 February 2002, 02:27 »
If you want a good scanner for scanning vulnerabilities I think "nessus" is one of the best. See
http://www.nessus.org
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