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Course: LINUX30.1
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Experienced Linux system administrators who are responsible for IT security of Linux systems.
Participants receive a hands-on introduction to the use of Linux in security-relevant areas. From the establishment of local system security, via the various ways of attacking computers and networks, to the configuration of a firewall, all the important security-relevant subjects are addressed and explored in depth with the help of practical exercises.
Threats to your IT environment - Local attacks - Attacks via the internet Local Security: - Unix/Linux file permissions - Pitfalls - Secure scripting - What logs reveal/ auditing - Know your enemy: Rootkits - Hardened Linux distributions Network security: - Know your Hacker: How do the "bad boys" work? - Problems of the protocols (IP, TCP, UDP, ICMP) - Services: Which services are active? - Security problems of the services: ftp, http, SMTP - Maximum security by using the Secure Shell Hacking: - Hacking tools (scanner, sniffer...) - Utilise programming errors (so calles exploits) - Firewalling Do's and Don'ts in the IT security: - Security cycle - Security policy - Sources for informations
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