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» Bastille Linux - Attempts to "harden" (tighten the configuration of) a Red Hat or Mandrake Linux installation.
» Dranch: TrinityOS - Step by step, example driven, HOWTO on building a Linux box with an aim towards strong security. Also, links to resources and mailing lists.
» Exploit World - Linux Section - Known vulnerabilities on the Linux system with detailed description.
» Googgun Technologies Praetor module - Praetor is a kernel-based "Security Enabler" for Linux that provides fine-grained access control.
» Hacking Linux Exposed - Companion Website to Hacking Linux Exposed, Osborne/McGraw-Hill. Source code from the book, updates, and other tools to secure your Linux system.
» Linux Audit and Intrusion Detection - InterSect Alliance are the creators of the SNARE Linux C2-style Audit module, and have a consulting background in advanced audit analysis, intrusion detection systems, and forensics for Unix and other operating systems.
» Linux Security - Linux Security, server hardening, 1U server, 24x7 server admin, monitoring, IDS, NDS, firewalls
» Linuxbroker - Security - Linuxbroker provides all types of resources you need like Linux newsgroups search engine, daily news, howtos, applications releases tracking and security alerts.
» New Security Features in Linux 2.4 - Selective privileges (capabilities), cryptography, random number devices.
» NiftyBox Advisor - Open-source security tools including "Advisor" to automatically notify an admin when a security advisory affects an installed package.
» Packetstorm - Security updates and news bulletins, mostly Linux but also NT. A lot of software tips and links.
» Password Management System - Designed for System Administrators, to handle user logins for several computers running Linux. It works with a console interface, based on the CDK library that uses ncurses. Import data from csv files and export to text files with a free definable format.
» Penetrator Megablaster - A kernel module that detects and stops overflow attacks, like Linux Buffer Overflow attack security, which aim to get an interactive access to the system.
» Rubberhose - A filesystem that can be used to hide files on the disk by dissolving them in the innocent disk content.
» SSH, the Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide - This is a companion website for "SSH: The Secure Shell The Definitive Guide" by Daniel Barrett and Richard Silverman (O'Reilly, 2003). It contains technical details on the SSH as well as sample book material.
» Sardonix.org - DARPA-funded community project to audit the source of all Linux applications for security vulnerabilities.
» StegFS - A Steganographic File System for Linux - Not only does it encrypt data, it also hides it such that it cannot be proved to be there.
» The Digital Underground - Computer and Technology articles, and a members page for the "digital underground" community with text, programs, and security information.
» The Linux Kernel Auditing Project - The project that aims to audit the Linux kernel for security vulnerabilities and other bugs.