Hi,
Do you have a particular distribution in mind?
There are quite a few things around. There are:
1. secured distributions (some based on RedHat)
2. kernel patches by various groups
3. security-enhancing scripts
1.
trustix
immunix
NSA secure linux
2.
eg, openwall project
3.
bastille
Also, Paul Robertson pointed out on the list recently the existence of
RSBAC, www.rsbac.de, which is open source.
You could also look at Mourani's book on securing/optimising RedHat (RH
6.1/6.22). It's open source and available on the net. Try http://www.openna.com
regards,
Robyn Mills
(independent contractor)
At 12:10 PM 06-02-01 -0500, David Ishmael wrote:
>Can anyone tell me of sites that specifically address procedures for
>hardening Linux. Specifically, I'm looking for a detailed explanation on
>the various steps involved with securing Linux. Any help is greatly
>appreciated...
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>David Ishmael, CCNA, IVCP
>Senior Network Management Engineer
>Windward Consulting Group, Inc.
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