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Debian GNU/Linux Network Administrator's Manual (Obsolete Documentation)
Chapter 14 - Security
author: Ivan E. Moore II rkrusty@debian.org
Welcome. The purpose of this section is to help you setup Security on your
Debian system.
14.1 Before you begin
14.2 Security from a Network standpoint
14.2.1 Securing your Web Server
14.2.2 Securing your Mail Server
14.2.3 Securing FTP
14.2.4 Securing DNS
14.2.5 Securing Telnet
14.2.6 Protecting from Denial of Service attacks
14.2.7 Securing everything else
14.2.8 Monitoring Tools
14.3 Security from a User standpoint
14.3.1 File permissions
14.3.2 Installed applications
14.3.3 Other items
14.3.4 Monitoring tools
14.4 Security Tools
14.5 Things you can do
14.6 Finding Help
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Debian GNU/Linux Network Administrator's Manual (Obsolete Documentation)
This manual is OBSOLETE and DEPRECATED since 2000, Instead see http://www.debian.org/doc/user-manuals#quick-reference
Ardo van Rangelrooij ardo.van.rangelrooij@tip.nl
Oliver Elphick olly@lfix.co.uk
Ivan E. Moore II rkrusty@debian.org
Duncan C. Thomson duncan@sciuro.demon.co.uk