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Automatic Password Generator Tools on Unix Platform 2005-11-18 j sonsurkar ixiscm com (1 replies) Hello, Can someone please help me to find some tool to generate the automatic random password tool on Unix platform. I did lots of search on web but most of the tools are on Windows platform and not on Unix. Regards, Jay [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Automatic Password Generator Tools on Unix Platform 2005-11-21 Martin Glazer (securityfocus glazer ca) SF new column announcement: Linux worm overrated 2005-11-10 Moderator (mod-linux securityfocus com) (1 replies) The following column was published on SecurityFocus today: Linux worm overrated by Daniel Hanson 2005-11-09 The latest and greatest Linux worm isn't the most elegant or fastest spreading worm, or even one that's difficult to stop, but it still offers a warning for Web developers and administrato [ more ] [ reply ] Re: SF new column announcement: Linux worm overrated 2005-11-10 Alex Nordstrom (lx se linux org) (1 replies) Re: SF new column announcement: Linux worm overrated 2005-11-10 James Eaton-Lee (james mailing gmail com) httpd and port 7200 2005-10-20 tigerblue puzzleapuma de (2 replies) Hi, I´ve just installed an apache on an redhat enterprise. On this machine is only an ssh and this apache, but when I´m using the netstat -a command, I see the an open port tcp on 7200. When I use "fuser -v -n tcp 7200", to find out which process is behind this port I get this Info... 7200/tcp [ more ] [ reply ] RE: routing_based_on_port/services 2005-10-07 Sven-Åke Larsson (Sven-Ake Larsson hiq se) (1 replies) Even though this is a great solution with a lot of options there was a post from George Njoku with two different forward rules. Shouldn't it work? At least it's simple. Regards, Sven -----Original Message----- From: Artur Szczotka To: kucserak (at) post (dot) sk [email concealed] Cc: focus-linux (at) securityfocus (dot) com [email concealed] Sent: 2005 [ more ] [ reply ] FW: routing_based_on_port/services 2005-10-04 George Njoku (gon2 njit edu) Iptables -A FORWARD -i "External interface1" -o "internal interface1" -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT Iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp -i "internal interface1" -o "ext int1" --source-port 25:110:21:20 -j ACCEPT Iptables -A FORWARD -i "External interface2" -o "internal interface2" -m sta [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Securing Fedora Core 4 2005-10-02 Scott Rippee (scott hypexr org) I agree with this completely and after a few years of not taking this approach have had to many headaches to count. Within a few weeks I will have my web services moved to a dedicated computer with no internal privileges and be able to sleep a little better at night. :) On Sun, Sep 25, 2005 at 01 [ more ] [ reply ] routing_based_on_port/services 2005-10-03 kucserak post sk (7 replies) Dear List! I just want to ask you a question.I have a linux(Secure platform) gateway server with 2 external ip address to the internet (one S/0 ADSl, second S/1 Point to Point) and one internal ip eth0 for my LAN. I need to split up the outgoing traffic.HTTP/HTTPS want to route through the ADSL and [ more ] [ reply ] Re: routing_based_on_port/services 2005-10-05 David Ballester - Kern Pharma (dballester kernpharma com) Re: Group permissions changed 2005-09-30 Glynn Clements (glynn gclements plus com) Eduardo Tongson wrote: > > I posted this before on the security basics, but haven't recieved > > a response, and it worries me a bit, so I'm sending this to a few > > other groups in hopes that someone will have an idea about it. > > > > --- > > > > Fairly recently I noticed my ftp client wouldn't [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Group permissions changed 2005-09-29 Jan Slupski (jslupski juljas net) On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, joop gerritse wrote: > On Wednesday 28 September 2005 20:33, sf_submit (at) yahoo (dot) com [email concealed] wrote: >> I posted this before on the security basics, but haven't recieved a >> response, and it worries me a bit, so I'm sending this to a few other >> groups in hopes that someone will have an i [ more ] [ reply ] |
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