Backdoors
(paper)
The good guide
to hackers and admins
Problems
With The FTP PORT Command
(paper)
Why You Don't
Want Just Any PORT in a Storm
An
Architectural Overview of UNIX Network Security
(paper)
Some points
about org. policy
How
to hold onto root once you have it
(paper)
Intended for
hackers and administrators alike
Securing
NIS
(paper)
About Network
Information Service (formerly YP)
Securing
X Windows
(paper)
CIAC reccomenations
Improving
X-Windows security
(paper)
Some suggestions
A
Guide to Internet Security: Becoming an Uebercracker and Becoming an UeberAdmin
to stop Uebercrackers.
(paper)
Short but informative
COPS
and Robbers: UN*X System Security
(paper)
Basic ways
of breaking site and secure it
Protection
of TCP/IP Based Network Elements
(checklist)
Just some interesting
things about it
Scanning
for RPC Services
(paper)
UDP-scan and
remote programs resolve
LOKI2
- information-tunneling program and description.
(paper)
How to send
your data more securely
File
Descriptor Hijacking
(paper)
It will help
after root access :)
Programming
UNIX Sockets in C - Frequently Asked Questions
(faq)
If you want
to programm sockets, this FAQ could help you.
This
FAQ deals with some suggestions for securing your Unix machine after it
has already been compromised.
(faq)
Even if your
machines have not been compromised, there are many helpful tips on securing
a machine in this paper.
Description
of hijacking
(paper)
SYN/ACK attack
How
to Set up a Secure Anonymous FTP Site
(faq)
If you really
need to setup it - look at this document
Improving
the Security of Your Site by Breaking Into it
(paper)
Practical advices
Improving
the security of your UNIX system
(paper)
Old information,
but still actual.
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