Secure Linux install?
Steven Brendtro
sbrendtro at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 30 20:11:46 CST 2001
I have several Trustix Secure Linux boxes set up and
they seem pretty solid. I was turned onto them when I
read they set up a $100,000 challenge and gave 4 days
for people to hack into it. A box withstood around
400,000 logged hacking attempts and noone ever got in.
http://www.trustix.net
Of course, the most important thing is to keep up on
all the latest security updates, especially with
sendmail/postfix/qmail and bind/named, since they seem
to be the most "hackable".
Steve Brendtro
--- Bradley Miller <bradmiller at dslonramp.com> wrote:
> Ok -- this crap is getting old. Again our mail
> server at the lake has been
> nailed by a freakin' hacker. I wish to hell someone
> would put some teeth
> into some laws to thwarte and track this kind of
> thing. What would be the
> best system to install to keep out of these messes?
>
>
> -- Bradley Miller
>
>
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