guide for
Linux, since my belief is
that you should test rather than just harden
(scan/test rather than "close
the door"), I don't have something like that to give
him.
Since he insists I asking if any of you have a Linux
Hardening Guide - it can
be RedHat (i.e. flavor based) or
n
> (scan/test rather than "close
> the door"), I don't have something like that to give
> him.
>
> Since he insists I asking if any of you have a Linux
> Hardening Guide - it can
> be RedHat (i.e. flavor based) or generic one.
>
> All I could find were v
Hi,
A friend of mine asked me for a hardening guide for Linux, since my belief is
that you should test rather than just harden (scan/test rather than "close
the door"), I don't have something like that to give him.
Since he insists I asking if any of you have a Linux Hardening
