Daniel Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1) Security
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services are turned off
for default install, including but not limited to, inetd daemon. It
minimizes or prevents the chance any attacks such as Denial of service
and buffer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Prana) writes:
Okay, aside from these 2 requests, I just have a quick question:
esd daemon by default in 7.1 has:
-rwxr-xr--1 root audio30440 Jul 3 10:58 esd
When new user is created with a medium security level, it is part of
audio group.
and other
Prana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services are turned off
for default install, including but not limited to, inetd daemon. It
minimizes or prevents the chance any attacks such as Denial of service
and buffer overflow. Let's take a look at the
Chmouel Boudjnah [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Prana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services are turned off
for default install, including but not limited to, inetd daemon. It
minimizes or prevents the chance any attacks such as Denial of service
Prana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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1) Security
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services are turned off
for default install, including but not limited to, inetd daemon. It
minimizes or prevents the chance any attacks such as Denial of service
and buffer overflow. Let's
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Prana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services are turned off
for default install, including but not limited to, inetd daemon. It
minimizes or prevents the chance any attacks such as Denial of service
and buffer
1) Security
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services are turned off
for default install, including but not limited to, inetd daemon. It
minimizes or prevents the chance any attacks such as Denial of service
and buffer overflow. Let's take a look at the last big security
Setup a good default /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall (well commented) which blocks
spoofing attempts, etc.
Some users (eg: me) still use dial-up - that's why it's better not put
it /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall (maybe I'm wrong though). I have a dial-up
bastion firewall script in my homepage under "Tutorial"
Hello,
I've been using Mandrake since version 6.0 (I switched from Redhat to
Mandrake). I really like Mandrake Linux. I also contributed
gnome-telnet-2.1 for Mandrake.
I have some requests before Mandrake 7.2 is released:
1) Security
I will be really glad if most of the unnecessary services
