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Daniel J. Barrett, Robert G. Byrnes, Richard Silverman

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Intended Audience


Here are some good reasons to read this book:


  • You need a quick reference for practical, security-related tasks.


  • You think your system is secure, but haven't done
    much to check or ensure this. Think again. If you
    haven't followed the recipes in this book, or done
    something roughly equivalent, your system probably has holes.


  • You are interested in Linux security, but fear the learning curve.
    Our book introduces a quick sampling of security topics, with plenty
    of code for experimenting, which may lead you to explore further.



The book is primarily for intermediate-level Linux users. We assume
you know the layout of a Linux system (/etc,
/usr/bin, /var/spool, and
so forth), have written shell and Perl scripts, and are comfortable
with commands like chmod,
chgrp, umask,
diff, ln, and
emacs or vi. Many recipes
require root privileges, so you'll get the most out
of this book if you administer a Linux system.

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