Linux Magazine - Back Issue #125

Quick Overview

Locked Down: Shut out network intruders

This month, we examine some Snort helper apps, explore the Prelude IDS, and study an open source methodology for security compliance:

OSSTMM 3: Open source tools let you test security compliance according to the Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual.
Intrusion Detection: Prelude displays host- and network-based IDS messages in an easy web interface.
Snort Helpers: Snorby, OpenFPC, and Pulled Pork extend the performance of this venerable porcine intrusion detection engine.

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Linux Magazine - Back Issue #125

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Also in this issue:

News
Tech Tools
Letter from the Editor: Oceanic Distress
DVD Inlay: Debian 6.0 Squeeze & Knoppix 6.5 Exclusive
On the DVD: Knoppix 6.5 and Debian 6.0
MariaDB: The MariaDB fork of the MySQL database has a few features not found in the original.
Git and SSH: Use the Git version control system to protect your configuration files from a catastrophic failure.
Goosh: The Goosh search engine front end can make you the crowned head of command-line cool.
MooseFS: This innovative filesystem lets you protect your data in a distributed setting.
Perl -- Scan to PDF: Just a push of the button scans those deadwood archives to PDF.
Secure Video: Are security cameras secure?
Ask Klaus! She done him wrong.
Workspace -- TT-RSS: The Tiny Tiny RSS is big on features.
Kate: Kate's advanced options satisfy text-savvy editors.
SANE: The SANE API preserves your scanning sanity.
Sandy Bridge: Get a sneak peek at Intel's new processor architecture.
Firefox 4: Mozilla redesigns its browser and reinvents tabs.

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