Hardening Linux Chinese Version

Author: (USA) Terpstra, J.H. et al. (), Wang Jianqiao et al. (Translation)
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The "Hardening" series is a newly released series of information security books by McGraw-Hill in the United States. Collaborating with the renowned "Exploiting the Windows Subsystem" series, it presents a feast for the information security community. This book is part of the "Hardening" series, written by a group of famous experts in the field of information security. Through a systematic four-stage reinforcement teaching method, it introduces in detail the security protection of Linux systems from both technical and management perspectives, delves into the details that system administrators often overlook or make mistakes, and aims to help readers build Linux systems into information security strongholds. The book is divided into 4 parts and 16 chapters. The first part outlines 7 key steps to reduce system threats, which are essential measures to prevent intrusions. The second part is the core of the book, systematically explaining specific methods and measures to strengthen Linux systems from top to bottom. The third part warns that "one effort is not enough to last forever," emphasizing the need to continuously monitor systems using various monitoring technologies, teaching readers to read the contents of various log files and assess the extent of system damage. The fourth part discusses the budgeting and approval processes for information security work, which is rarely seen in similar books. This book is a blessing for Linux system administrators and all those interested in Linux system security.