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I agree. FreeBSD and moreso, OpenBSD, are indeed more secure by default
and
you are correct that this doesn't mean it's more secure over all, there's
just less word, at first. However, look at the kernel for OpenBSD compared
to Linux
Bastille Linux (http://www.bastille-linux.org/) and Immunix
(http://www.immunix.org/) definitely fit the bill. I've worked with
both and have been quite pleased with their overall security.
Let's not forget about one of my favorites: Openwall/*/GNU Linux.
www.openwall.com
Steve Bremer
, consulting.
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Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 5:13 AM
Subject: Re: Question for you all
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003, CreativeSell wrote:
Hi All,
Having just got off an awful php host, my
Hi ae,
I think some of your comments are not exactly correct. OpenBSD is
secure by default because no services running, as soon as you activate
httpd or alike the actual daemon is what will be the problem not the
under lying OS.
As for RedHat, I like it, you can make it as secure as any distro,
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Hi ae,
I think some of your comments are not exactly correct. OpenBSD is
secure by default because no services running, as soon as you activate
httpd or alike the actual daemon is what
Hi,
Don't take this the wrong way--it's great you want to do this yourself and
ensure it's secure and rely on your own knowledge and efforts to secure the
server, but there's an incredible amount more than just keeping up to date
on software and informed of security issues/alerts. You should
On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 16:49, CreativeSell wrote:
.what else can we do?
Olly
Bastille it.
http://www.bastille-linux.org/
Log everything and actually read the logs, use logsentry or swatch to
manage them. Use a system integrity monitor like tripwire.
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 22:49:32 +0100
CreativeSell [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi All,
Having just got off an awful php host, my partner and I have decided to get
our own redhat server. However we are slightly apprhhensive about ebing
hacked to pieces. we are keeping up to date with all bugtracks
On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 17:49, CreativeSell wrote:
Hi All,
Having just got off an awful php host, my partner and I have decided to get
our own redhat server. However we are slightly apprhhensive about ebing
hacked to pieces. we are keeping up to date with all bugtracks and security
csell: Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 22:49:32 +0100
csell: From: CreativeSell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
csell: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
csell: Subject: Question for you all
csell:
csell: Hi All,
csell:
csell: Having just got off an awful php host, my partner and I have decided to get
csell: our own redhat
Hello ,
everyone is worried about being hacked or if someone deface his website, and
everyone try to avoid it
what you should do is the maximum to protect your site this includes :
updating all of your packages installed on the system
reading alot about securing linux i recommend ( securing
On Mon, Jun 30, 2003 at 10:49:32PM +0100, CreativeSell wrote:
Hi All,
Having just got off an awful php host, my partner and I have decided to get
our own redhat server. However we are slightly apprhhensive about ebing
hacked to pieces. we are keeping up to date with all bugtracks and
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From: CreativeSell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 June 2003 22:50
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question for you all
Hi Olly,
Probably the first thing I'd do is get hold of a
private email address that isn't easily associated
with your site and use that to
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003, CreativeSell wrote:
Hi All,
Having just got off an awful php host, my partner and I have decided to get
our own redhat server. However we are slightly apprhhensive about ebing
hacked to pieces. we are keeping up to date with all bugtracks and security
updates...what
On 30/06/03 22:49 +0100, CreativeSell wrote:
Having just got off an awful php host, my partner and I have decided to get
our own redhat server. However we are slightly apprhhensive about ebing
hacked to pieces. we are keeping up to date with all bugtracks and security
updates...what else can
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