the only server that I know about that you can access inside the STN is the
admin web page.
1) that's password protected.
2) you can restrict to only intranet access.
Other than that there are very few services availble that a hacker can
attach to inside the STN box. Other than denial of service attempts that
involve you having to reboot the STN server, I don't know of other openings
in the software unless you have ports mapped to internal computers and that
is a manual step. (if there are any please let me know, but it's a stripped
down LINUX kernal that has not services except the admin page and what is
necessary for STN to perform it's services.)
You can turn on debug logs if you suspect problems also, but that is done in
the building stage of STN before you create the floppy.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Selby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2000 7:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ShareTheNet] Security
How can I tell if someone is trying to hack through STN ??
I assume that attempts to access resources are logged somehow - whats the
best way to access this
info ??
Rgds,
Bob
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