(KH)Exposing Linux Hacking (2nd Edition)

Author: Brian Hatch
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is the upgraded version of the original "Exposing Linux Security Holes." It provides a more detailed explanation of the evolving behaviors of Linux hackers and their countermeasures. The book analyzes the tactics of modern hackers skilled in tactical applications, introducing step-by-step methods to prevent new, Linux-specific attacks. It details how attackers collect information, identify targets, search for vulnerabilities, and gain control. It includes well-known or lesser-known intrusion cases, explaining the specific processes of these attacks and providing detailed countermeasures. This book serves as a tool for preventing Linux security vulnerabilities and is a must-read for system administrators responsible for Linux security. It is also a valuable reference for information administrators and those interested in computer and network security.