2015
O'Reilly Media
Ric Messier
6:00
English

In this Learning Linux Security training course, expert author Ric Messier will teach you how to secure a Linux system. This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no Linux Security experience is required.
You will start by learning about booting, then jump into covering service management. From there, Ric will teach you about logging and log management, intrusion detection and preventions, and users and permissions. This video tutorial also covers utilities and the Linux Kernel, including Kernel modules, builds, and managing Kernel parameters. Finally, you will learn about firewalls, such as iptables, targets, rate limiting, and zones and services.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of securing your own Linux system.

01. Introduction
0101 Introduction
0102 What Will Be Covered
0103 What Is Linux
0104 Distributions
0105 Scratch Versus Binary
0106 Ubuntu Package Management
0107 RedHat Package Management
02. Booting
0201 The Boot Process
0202 Physical Protections
0203 The Boot Manager - GRUB
0204 Protecting The Boot Manager
0205 xinetd
0206 Runlevels
0207 Setting Default Runlevels
0208 GRUB2
0209 LILO
03. Services
0301 Service Management
0302 Service Management With RHEL7
0303 TCP Wrappers
0304 Listening Ports
0305 Standard Postfix Configuration
0306 Apache Configuration
0307 Hardening Apache
0308 Virtual Hosts In Apache
0309 DNSSec
0310 MySQL
0311 PostgreSQL
0312 Tomcat
0313 JBoss
0314 mod_security
0315 SSL-TLS And Apache
0316 SPF And Greylisting In Postfix
04. Logging And Log Management
0401 Syslog
0402 Remote Logging
0403 Reading Log Files
0404 Logwatch
0405 Log Aggregation
0406 utmp And wtmp
05. Intrusion Detection And Prevention
0501 Anti-Virus
0502 Tripwire
0503 Samhaim
0504 Prelude
0505 AIDE
0506 Snort
0507 Alerting With Snort
0508 Snort Console
0509 Reading Snort Traces With Wireshark
0510 RootKitHunter
06. Users And Permissions
0601 etc-shadow And etc-passwd Files
0602 Creating Users
0603 Securing Passwords
0604 Cracking Passwords
0605 Alternate User Management
0606 AppArmor
0607 Unix Permissions
0608 SELinux
0609 Modifying SELinux Permissions
0610 Restoring SELinux Permissions
0611 PAM
07. Utilities
0701 netstat
0702 Process Management ? top And ps
0703 Process Management ? kill
0704 nmap
0705 OpenVAS
0706 Nexpose
0707 Find
0708 tcpdump
0709 Wireshark
0710 lspci And lsusb
08. Kernel
0801 Linux Kernel
0802 Kernel Modules
0803 Managing Kernel Parameters
0804 Kernel Builds
0805 Kernel Config
0806 Viewing Kernel Config From Running Kernel
09. Firewalls
0901 iptables
0902 NAT With iptables
0903 iptables Tables
0904 Matching On Protocol
0905 Rate limiting
0906 New Versus Established Versus Related
0907 Targets
0908 iptables Logs
0909 iptables With Multiple Interfaces
0910 Firewalld
0911 Zones And Services
0912 Matching On Owner
0913 ufw
0914 gufw
10. Conclusion
1001 What We Covered
1002 What Comes Next
1003 Wrap-Up

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