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Paranoid Penguin - Samba Security, Part IV

By Mick Bauer 
Creating restricted shares on your secure Samba file server. more>>

Security Round-up

By Katherine Druckman 

The January 2009 issue of Linux Journal is all about security. At LinuxJournal.com, searching for the term "security" returns 435 results, which might take some time to wade through. Here are my picks from articles that recently have been popular on-line: more>>

Yubikey One-Time Password Authentication

By Dirk Merkel 
How to add one-time passwords to your own system for added security without investing in an expensive authentication infrastructure. more>>

Cold Boot Attack Tools for Linux

By Kyle Rankin 
Did you know that RAM doesn't clear the moment it loses power? That it can persist for up to a few minutes if chilled? Learn about attack techniques that take advantage of these facts to uncover encryption keys and break disk encryption. more>>

Detecting Botnets

By Grzegorz Landecki 
A simple solution combining Darknet and IDS. more>>

Testing the Locks: Validating Security in a Linux Environment

By Jeramiah Bowling 
Is your security worth its salt? Try this assessment strategy to find out. more>>

MinorFs

By Rob Meijer 
The MinorFs user-space filesystems works with AppArmor to provide a flexible form of discretionary access control. more>>

PAM—Securing Linux Boxes Everywhere

By Federico Kereki 
In a world without Windows, PAM guards the doors. more>>

Paranoid Penguin - Samba Security, Part III

By Mick Bauer 
Start creating shares on your secure Samba file server. more>>

Paranoid Penguin - Samba Security, Part II

By Mick Bauer 
Build a secure file server with cross-platform compatibility. more>>

Paranoid Penguin - Samba Security, Part I

By Mick Bauer 
Build a secure file server with cross-platform compatibility. more>>

Paranoid Penguin - Interview with Marcus Meissner

By Mick Bauer 
Insights from SUSE's Security Team Lead. more>>

Paranoid Penguin - Customizing Linux Live CDs, Part II

By Mick Bauer 
Use encrypted folders with your custom live CD. more>>
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