This hands-on tutorial for UNIX users and programmers provides in-depth information on how to protect UNIX-based computers systems from unauthorized users and destructive data manipulation. The guide includes all the essential tools and techniques to manage and control security in a UNIX system. Practical coverage includes: information control and the effective use of the UNIX file system permissions; the UNIX boot path; audit programs and special files; UNIX commands to watch out for; securing incoming modems; and special considerations dealing with networks.

UNIX Security: A Practical Tutorial (Ranade IBM Series)

Computers & Technology

Arnold, N. Derek

Certification

McGraw-Hill Companies

<p>Shows how to control information and use file system permissions effectively, control weak spots in the UNIX boot path, audit to assess and assure the level of security, secure incoming modems along with the UUCP networks, and binary patch programs to increase security of typically weak applications. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.</p>

Unix Security: A Practical Tutorial (Unix/C)

Computing McGraw-Hill

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UNIX Security: A Practical Tutorial (Ranade IBM Series)

Unix Security: A Practical Tutorial (Unix/C)