Recomendaciones de seguridad en Linux

Submitted by gwolf on Sat, 02/09/2008 - 16:44
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2001

Once again, I was invited to the seminar, with Computer Security Department of UNAM, this time in April 2001. The topic this time: Security guidelines in a Linux installation. How you can make a newly made Linux installation a difficult target for an attacker.
This same material, although updated and enhanced, was also presented as a tutorial at Congreso de Seguridad en Cómputo 2001, also organized (of course) by DSC, UNAM.

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De nueva cuenta, me invitaron a participar en el Admin-UNAM del Departamento de Seguridad en Cómputo de la UNAM, esta vez en abril del 2001. El tema expuesto en esta ocasión: Recomendaciones de seguridad en una instalación de Linux. Cómo hacer que un Linux recién instalado sea una presa muy
difícil para cualquier atacante.
Este mismo material, aunque bastante ampliado, lo presenté también como tutorial en el Congreso
de Seguridad en Cómputo 2001, organizado también (claro está) por el DSC de la UNAM.

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