Mastering FreeBSD and OpenBSD Security

First Edition April 2005
ISBN 978-0-596-00626-6
Seiten 462
EUR48.00, SFR78.90


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Preface

Part I. Security Foundation

1. The Big Picture
     What Is System Security?
     Identifying Risks
     Responding to Risk
     Security Process and Principles
     System Security Principles
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

2. BSD Security Building Blocks
     Filesystem Protections
     Tweaking a Running Kernel: sysctl
     The Basic Sandbox: chroot
     Jail: Beyond chroot
     Inherent Protections
     OS Tuning
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

3. Secure Installation and Hardening
     General Concerns
     Installing FreeBSD
     FreeBSD Hardening: Your First Steps
     Installing OpenBSD
     OpenBSD Hardening: Your First Steps
     Post-Upgrade Hardening
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

4. Secure Administration Techniques
     Access Control
     Security in Everyday Tasks
     Upgrading
     Security Vulnerability Response
     Network Service Security
     Monitoring System Health
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

Part II. Deployment Situations

5. Creating a Secure DNS Server
     The Criticality of DNS
     DNS Software
     Installing BIND
     Installing djbdns
     Operating BIND
     Operating djbdns
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

6. Building Secure Mail Servers
     Mail Server Attacks
     Mail Architecture
     Mail and DNS
     SMTP
     Mail Server Configurations
     Sendmail
     Postfix
     qmail
     Mail Access
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

7. Building a Secure Web Server
     Web Server Attacks
     Web Architecture
     Apache
     thttpd
     Advanced Web Servers with Jails
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

8. Firewalls
     Firewall Architectures
     Host Lockdown
     The Options: IPFW Versus PF
     Basic IPFW Configuration
     Basic PF Configuration
     Handling Failure
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

9. Intrusion Detection
     No Magic Bullets
     IDS Architectures
     NIDS on BSD
     Snort
     ACID
     HIDS on BSD
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

Part III. Auditing and Incident Response

10. Managing the Audit Trails
     System Logging
     Logging via syslogd
     Securing a Loghost
     logfile Management
     Automated Log Monitoring
     Automated Auditing Scripts
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

11. Incident Response and Forensics
     Incident Response
     Forensics on BSD
     Digging Deeper with the Sleuth Kit
     Wrapping Up
     Resources

Index


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