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-s flag
     pfctl
     pflogd
-s option (syslogd) 2nd
S/MIME (Secure MIME) standard 2nd
SafeFileEnvironment option (sendmail)
SANS Security Policy Project
sappnd flag
     behavior 2nd
     kernel and
     locking down files
     log files and
     newsyslog and
SASL (Simple Authentication and Security Layer)
     additional resources
     authentication and 2nd 3rd 4th
     overview
     Postfix and 2nd
     TLS and
SASL2 option (Postfix)
saslauthd daemon 2nd
SASLAUTHD option (Postfix)
saslpasswd command
saslpasswd2 command
schg flag
     behavior
     directories and
     files and 2nd
     FreeBSD and
     httpd.conf and
     kernel and
     setting on
scp (secure copy) command
scponly product
scrollback buffers
scrub section (pf.conf)
SCSI bus 2nd 3rd
SEARCH method (DAV)
secure by default approach
secure level
     locking down permissions
     securelevel -1
     securelevel 0
     securelevel 1 2nd
     securelevel 2
     securelevel 3
     securelevel variable 2nd
Secure MIME (S/MIME) standard
Secure Sockets Layer [See SSL]
securelevel 0
securenets file 2nd
security [See also hardening] [See also hardening]
     accountability and
     ACID and
     additional resources 2nd
     administration and
     Apache and
     applications and
     audits and
     availability and 2nd
     BIND and
     CIA Triad of
     confidentiality and 2nd
     data integrity and
     DHCP and
     djbdns and
     DNS and
     firewalls and 2nd 3rd
     HTTP URL encoding and
     IDS events and
     infrastructure servers 2nd
     inherent protections
     jail options
     as a journey
     kernel and
     kernel variables 2nd
     local
     log consolidation and
     logcheck.sh script
     loghosts and 2nd
     mail access and
     mailing lists
     mod_dav and
     mod_perl module and
     mod_userdir and
     multipurpose systems
     MX records and
     NAT and
     network service and
     NTP and
     obscurity and 2nd
     overhead in
     physical 2nd
     Postfix
     process and principles
     responding to risk
     response to vulnerabilities
     risk and 2nd 3rd
     root volume and
     securelevel and
     Sendmail and 2nd
     sensors and
     SMTP and
     spider architecture and
     thttpd and
     web servers and
     webmail and
     workgroup servers
     workstations
     XFree86 and
security facility (FreeBSD) 2nd
Security Focus web site 2nd
security script (OpenBSD)
security-announce list (OpenBSD)
security-through-obscurity
security.bsd.see_other_gids variable
security.bsd.see_other_uids variable
security.jail.socket_unixiproute_only variable
security.jail.sysvipc_allowed variable
SecurityFocus mailing lists 2nd
sed command
SELECT statement (MySQL)
Self-Certifying File System (SFS)
Sender Policy Framework [See SPF]
Sendmail mailer
     additional resources
     attacks and
     authentication
     blocking unwanted mail
     configuring 2nd
     encryption
     limiting DoS attacks
     overview
     syslogd and
sendmail security profile (FreeBSD)
sendmail service
     forking processes and
     FreeBSD and
     ktrace command and
     OpenBSD and
     security and
sendmail-sasl port (FreeBSD)
sendmail.cf file 2nd
sendmail.mc file
sensors
     ACID and
     attacks and
     firewalls and
     hardware
     NIDS and 2nd
     security and
     Snort and 2nd 3rd
server-parsed handler
server-side-include (SSI) 2nd
server.crt file 2nd
server.key file 2nd 3rd
SERVICEDIR environment variable
services
     availability of
     determining conditions for starting
     infrastructure servers and
     listening
     multipurpose systems and
     restarting key
     segregating 2nd
     turning off unnecessary 2nd
seteuid command
setfacl command 2nd
setgid command
     changing group owner
     nosuid option (mount)
     security and
     sendmail binary and
     sysctl variables and
setreuid command
setuid command
     BIND and
     cgiwrap and
     danger of
     mod_suexec and
     nosuid option (mount)
     removing
     root access and
     security and
     sendmail binary and
     sysctl variables and
setup option (ipfw)
SFS (Self-Certifying File System)
sgid command
SHA-1 hashing algorithm
shadow passwords 2nd
shell accounts
SHELL environment variable
show command (ipfw) 2nd
Simple Authentication and Security Layer [See SASL]
simple firewall_type (IPFW)
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol [See SMTP]
size field (newsyslog)
-skip-keypress flag (Rootkit Hunter)
skipto action (ipfw)
smrsh command
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
     additional resources
     authentication and 2nd
     commands
     design problems
     encryption and
     envelope and header
     ETRN command
     external mail servers and
     milters and
     name resolution and
     port accessibility
     restricting unneeded commands
     security and
     Sendmail and
     webmail and
SMTP AUTH 2nd
smtpd banner
smtpd daemon (Postfix)
     chroot and 2nd
     error thresholds
     root access and
     spawning
smtpd_error_sleep_time variable (Postfix)
smtpd_helo_restrictions variable (Postfix)
smtpd_recipient_limit variable (Postfix)
smtpd_recipient_restrictions variable (Postfix) 2nd 3rd
smtpd_sasl_auth_enable option (Postfix)
smtpd_soft_error_limit variable (Postfix)
Snort 2nd
SOA (start of authority) record 2nd
sockets
     jails and
     logging 2nd
     syslogd and 2nd
sockstat command (FreeBSD)
software [See also applications] [See also applications]
     buffer overflows 2nd
     change control
     chroot and
     format string error
     identifying problems in 2nd
     installing
     installing in jail
     protecting
     race conditions
     SQL injection and 2nd
     web server choices
     web-based attacks
Solaris operating system
Sourcefire
spam
     additional resources
     backup MX servers and
     DNS and
     HELO request and
     increase in
     open relay and
     SPF and 2nd
     stopping
     as unwanted mail
Spam Cop
SpamAssassin
     additional resources
     content filtering with
     internal mail servers and
     mail relays and
     milter-regex file and
     Postfix and
     SPF and
SpamCop
spanning tree protocol
SPF (Sender Policy Framework)
     additional resources
     functionality
     overview 2nd
SPF option (Postfix)
spider architecture
spoofed packets
spoofing
     DNS
     false positives and
     IP addresses
     jail and
     zone transfers and
spoofing attacks
spyware
SQL injection 2nd 3rd 4th
SquirrelMail 2nd
src distribution (FreeBSD)
SSH
     cryptography and
     NFS over
     Protocol option (sshd_config)
     schg flag and
ssh (secure shell) service
     backups and 2nd
     connecting using 2nd 3rd
     CVS repository and
     file distribution over 2nd
     zone transfers and
ssh-add command
ssh-agent command 2nd
ssh-keygen command 2nd
sshd (secure shell daemon)
     access control and
     activating
     Banner configuration option
     enabling
     FreeBSD and
     inewtd and
     locking down
     OpenBSD and
     security and
     Snort and
sshd security profile (FreeBSD)
sshd_config file 2nd 3rd 4th
SSI (server-side-include) 2nd
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
     additional resources
     Apache and
     authentication and
     certificates and 2nd 3rd
     CPU usage
     cryptography and
     DAV and
     enabling
     private keys and
     SSL/TLS connection 2nd
     starting servers and
     thttpd and
     TLS and 2nd
     web servers and
SSLCipherSuite directive
-STABLE branch (FreeBSD) 2nd 3rd
stack protection
staff group
start of authority (SOA) record 2nd
state keyword (pfctl)
stream4 preprocessor
StrictModes option (sshd_config)
strong passwords
     creating
     FreeBSD and
     mail access and
     OpenBSD and
     recommendations
stunnel command 2nd
su command
     privileged access
     sudo package and
     super-user privileges
     wheel group and 2nd 3rd
SU_CMD option (make.conf)
submit.cf file
SUDO option (mk.conf)
sudo package
     apachectl
     configuring 2nd 3rd
     creating devices
     installing
     privileged access
     privileged commands
     restarting key service
     Sendmail and
     su command and
     super-user privileges
     wheel group and
sudoers configuration file
     creating customized
     editing 2nd
     revoking privileges
     root access and
suexec module (Apache) 2nd 3rd
SUEXEC_CALLER option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_DOCROOT option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_GIDMIN option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_LOGFILE option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_SAFEPATH option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_UIDMIN option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_UMASK option (Apache) 2nd
SUEXEC_USERDIR option (Apache) 2nd
suiddir option (mount)
sunlnk flag 2nd
SunONE
swatch 2nd 3rd 4th
swatch_oldrc2newrc binary
switches 2nd
symmetric keys 2nd
SYN packets
     dropping
     firewalls and
     ipfw and 2nd
     network scans
synchronization 2nd
sysctl command 2nd 3rd
sysctl variables 2nd 3rd
sysctl.conf file 2nd
sysinstall command 2nd 3rd
syslog facility
     actions
     functionality
     IPFW and 2nd
     OpenBSD and
Syslog relay
syslog system call
syslog-ng 2nd 3rd
syslog.conf file
     configuring
     debugging and
     keeping smaller logs
     logs and
     program/hostname matching
     syslog facilities
     syslog levels
syslogd (syslog daemon)
     actions
     configuring
     debugging
     drawbacks of
     FreeBSD and
     as monolithic
     OpenBSD and
     replacements for
     running
     UDP datagrams and
syslogd_flags configuration entry
syslogd_flags variable (rc.conf)
syslogd_flags variable (rc.conf.local)
system administrators [See administrators]
system logging [See logging]
system no unlink flag (sunlnk) 2nd
system time
     FreeBSD and
     NTP and
     restriction on
     securelevel and
System V IPC 2nd
systems
     administration considerations
     monitoring health 2nd
     patching and
     security and
     as Syslog relay

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Mastering FreeBSD and OpenBSD Security
Practical Guide to Software Quality Management (Artech House Computing Library)
ISBN: 596006268
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 142
Authors: John W. Horch

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