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    Securing and Hardening Red Hat Linux Production Systems
    Date 15 Nov 2007
    Category LinuxSecurity.com HOWTOs - How to harden my filesystem
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    This is a recently found HOWTO, and is an amazing and comprehensive resource for getting many different Linux systems secure. ...

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    Adding Modules to BackTrack In linux
    Date 15 Nov 2007
    Category LinuxSecurity.com HOWTOs - How to harden my filesystem
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    BackTrack, the penetration testing distribution, is a great LIve-CD to test a system and tear it apart. This HOWTO: One ...

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    Protecting Data with Encrypted Linux Partitions
    Date 09 Nov 2007
    Category LinuxSecurity.com HOWTOs - How to harden my filesystem
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    All too often, you hear the story of how X number of laptops or social security numbers were stolen from ...

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    Opening Secure Ports
    Date 07 Nov 2007
    Category LinuxSecurity.com HOWTOs - How to harden my filesystem
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    A curious user asks: Q. I

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    How to Secure Ubuntu With AppArmor
    Date 31 Oct 2007
    Category LinuxSecurity.com HOWTOs - How to harden my filesystem
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    AppArmor is one way to protect your assets on your Ubuntu Gutsy system. AppArmor attempts to protect processes on the ...

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