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NOTE: CentOS Enterprise Linux is built from the Red Hat Enterprise Linux source code. Other than logo and name changes CentOS Enterprise Linux is compatible with the equivalent Red Hat version. This document applies equally to both Red Hat and CentOS Enterprise Linux.
Index
- co-location services, Hardware Security
- collecting evidence
-
- see incident response
- file auditing tools, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- dd, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- file, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- find, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- grep, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- md5sum, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- script, Investigating the
Incident
- stat, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- strings, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- common exploits and attacks, Common
Exploits and Attacks
-
- table, Common Exploits and
Attacks
- common ports
-
- table, Common Ports
- communication ports, Common
Ports
- communication tools
-
- secure, Security Enhanced
Communication Tools
-
- GPG, Security Enhanced
Communication Tools
- OpenSSH, Security Enhanced
Communication Tools
- computer emergency response team, The Computer
Emergency Response Team (CERT)
- controls, Security
Controls
-
- administrative, Administrative
Controls
- physical, Physical
Controls
- technical, Technical
Controls
- conventions
-
- document, Document
Conventions
- cracker
-
- black hat hacker, Shades of Grey
- crackers
-
- definition, A Quick
History of Hackers
- cupsd, Identifying
and Configuring Services
- file
-
- file auditing using, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- file auditing
-
- tools, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- find
-
- file auditing using, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- firewall types, Firewalls
-
- network address translation (NAT), Firewalls
- packet filter, Firewalls
- proxy, Firewalls
- firewalls, Firewalls
-
- additional resources, Additional Resources
- and connection tracking, iptables and Connection Tracking
- and viruses, Viruses and
Spoofed IP Addresses
- iptables, Netfilter and
iptables
- personal, Personal
Firewalls
- policies, Basic Firewall
Policies
- stateful, iptables and
Connection Tracking
- types, Firewalls
- FTP
-
- anonymous access, Anonymous Access
- anonymous upload, Anonymous
Upload
- greeting banner, FTP Greeting
Banner
- introducing, Securing FTP
- TCP wrappers and, Use TCP Wrappers To Control
Access
- user accounts, User Accounts
- vsftpd, Securing FTP
- IDS
-
- see intrusion detection systems
- incident response
-
- and legal issues, Legal
Considerations
- collecting evidence
-
- using dd, Collecting an
Evidential Image
- computer emergency response team (CERT), The Computer
Emergency Response Team (CERT)
- creating a plan, Creating an
Incident Response Plan
- definition of, Defining Incident
Response
- gathering post-breach information, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- implementation, Implementing the Incident Response
Plan
- introducing, Incident
Response
- investigation, Investigating
the Incident
- post-mortem, Investigating
the Incident
- reporting the incident, Reporting the Incident
- restoring and recovering resources, Restoring and Recovering
Resources
- incident response plan, Creating an Incident Response Plan
- insecure services, Insecure
Services
-
- rsh, Insecure
Services
- Telnet, Insecure
Services
- vsftpd, Insecure
Services
- introduction, Introduction
-
- categories, using this manual, Introduction
- other Red Hat Enterprise Linux manuals, Introduction
- topics, Introduction
- intrusion detection systems, Intrusion Detection
-
- and log files, Host-based
IDS
- defining, Defining
Intrusion Detection Systems
- host-based, Host-based IDS
- network-based, Network-based
IDS
-
- Snort, Snort
- RPM Package Manager (RPM), RPM as an IDS
- Tripwire, Tripwire
- types, IDS
Types
- ip6tables, ip6tables
- IPsec, IPsec
-
- configuration, IPsec
Network-to-Network configuration
-
- host-to-host, IPsec
Host-to-Host Configuration
- host-to-host, IPsec
Host-to-Host Configuration
- installing, IPsec
Installation
- network-to-network, IPsec
Network-to-Network configuration
- phases, IPsec
- iptables, Netfilter and
iptables
-
- additional resources, Additional Resources
- and DMZs, DMZs and
iptables
- and viruses, Viruses and
Spoofed IP Addresses
- chains, Using
iptables
-
- FORWARD, FORWARD and NAT
Rules
- INPUT, Common iptables
Filtering
- OUTPUT, Common iptables
Filtering
- POSTROUTING, FORWARD and NAT
Rules
- PREROUTING, FORWARD and NAT
Rules, DMZs
and iptables
- connection tracking, iptables
and Connection Tracking
-
- states, iptables and
Connection Tracking
- policies, Basic Firewall
Policies
- rules, Saving and
Restoring iptables Rules
-
- common, Common iptables
Filtering
- forwarding, FORWARD and NAT
Rules
- NAT, FORWARD and NAT
Rules, DMZs
and iptables
- restoring, Saving and
Restoring iptables Rules
- saving, Saving and
Restoring iptables Rules
- stateful inspection, iptables
and Connection Tracking
-
- states, iptables and
Connection Tracking
- using, Using
iptables
- NAT
-
- see Network Address Translation
- Nessus, Nessus
- Netfilter, Netfilter and
iptables
-
- additional resources, Additional Resources
- Netfilter 6, ip6tables
- netstat, Verifying Which Ports
Are Listening
- Network Address Translation, FORWARD and NAT Rules
-
- with iptables, FORWARD and
NAT Rules
- network services, Available
Network Services
-
- buffer overflow
-
- ExecShield, Risks To
Services
- identifying and configuring, Identifying
and Configuring Services
- risks, Risks To
Services
-
- buffer overflow, Risks To
Services
- denial-of-service, Risks To
Services
- script vulnerability, Risks To
Services
- network topologies, Secure Network
Topologies
-
- linear bus, Physical Topologies
- ring, Physical
Topologies
- star, Physical
Topologies
- networks, Hardware and Network
Protection
-
- and security, Secure
Network Topologies
- de-militarized zones (DMZs), Network Segmentation
and DMZs
- hubs, Transmission
Considerations
- segmentation, Network Segmentation
and DMZs
- switches, Transmission
Considerations
- wireless, Wireless Networks
- NFS, Securing NFS
-
- and Sendmail, NFS and Sendmail
- network design, Carefully Plan the
Network
- syntax errors, Beware of Syntax
Errors
- Nikto, Nikto
- NIS
-
- introducing, Securing NIS
- IPTables, Assign Static Ports and
Use IPTables Rules
- Kerberos, Use
Kerberos Authentication
- NIS domain name, Use a Password-like NIS
Domain Name and Hostname
- planning network, Carefully Plan the
Network
- securenets, Edit the
/var/yp/securenets File
- static ports, Assign Static Ports and
Use IPTables Rules
- nmap, Verifying Which Ports Are
Listening, Scanning Hosts with
Nmap
-
- command line version, Using Nmap
- password aging, Password
Aging
- password security, Password
Security
-
- aging, Password
Aging
- and PAM, Forcing Strong
Passwords
- auditing tools, Forcing Strong
Passwords
-
- Crack, Forcing Strong
Passwords
- John the Ripper, Forcing Strong
Passwords
- Slurpie, Forcing Strong
Passwords
- enforcement, Forcing Strong
Passwords
- in an organization, Creating User
Passwords Within an Organization
- methodology, Secure Password
Creation Methodology
- strong passwords, Creating Strong
Passwords
- passwords
-
- within an organization, Creating User
Passwords Within an Organization
- pluggable authentication modules (PAM)
-
- strong password enforcement, Forcing Strong
Passwords
- portmap, Identifying
and Configuring Services
-
- and IPTables, Protect portmap With
IPTables
- and TCP wrappers, Protect portmap With TCP
Wrappers
- ports
-
- common, Common Ports
- monitoring, Verifying Which
Ports Are Listening
- post-mortem, Investigating
the Incident
- registering your subscription, Activate Your Subscription
- reporting the incident, Reporting the Incident
- restoring and recovering resources, Restoring and Recovering
Resources
-
- patching the system, Patching the
System
- reinstalling the system, Reinstalling
the System
- risks
-
- insecure services, Inherently Insecure
Services
- networks, Threats to Network
Security
-
- architectures, Insecure Architectures
- open ports, Unused Services and Open
Ports
- patches and errata, Unpatched Services
- servers, Threats to Server
Security
-
- inattentive administration, Inattentive
Administration
- workstations and PCs, Threats to
Workstation and Home PC Security, Bad Passwords
-
- applications, Vulnerable Client
Applications
- root, Allowing
Root Access
-
- allowing access, Allowing
Root Access
- disallowing access, Disallowing
Root Access
- limiting access, Limiting
Root Access
-
- and su, The
su Command
- and sudo,
The sudo Command
- with User Manager, The
su Command
- methods of disabling, Disallowing
Root Access
-
- changing the root shell, Disabling
Root Logins
- disabling SSH logins, Disabling
Root SSH Logins
- with PAM, Disabling
Root Using PAM
- root user
-
- see root
- RPM
-
- and intrusion detection, RPM as an IDS
- importing GPG key, Using the
Red Hat Errata Website
- verifying signed packages, Verifying
Signed Packages, Installing
Signed Packages
- security considerations
-
- hardware, Hardware and Network
Protection
- network transmission, Transmission
Considerations
- physical networks, Hardware and
Network Protection
- wireless, Wireless Networks
- security errata, Security
Updates
-
- applying changes, Applying
the Changes
- via Red Hat errata website, Using the
Red Hat Errata Website
- via Red Hat Network, Using Red Hat
Network
- when to reboot, Applying
the Changes
- security overview, Security
Overview
-
- conclusion, Conclusion
- controls
-
- see controls
- defining computer security, What is Computer Security?
- Denial of Service (DoS), Security Today
- evolution of computer security, How did Computer Security Come
about?
- viruses, Security
Today
- sendmail, Identifying
and Configuring Services
-
- and NFS, NFS
and Sendmail
- introducing, Securing
Sendmail
- limiting DoS, Limiting a Denial of
Service Attack
- server security
-
- Apache HTTP Server, Securing the
Apache HTTP Server
-
- cgi security, Restrict Permissions for
Executable Directories
- directives, Securing the Apache
HTTP Server
- FTP, Securing FTP
-
- anonymous access, Anonymous Access
- anonymous upload, Anonymous
Upload
- greeting banner, FTP Greeting
Banner
- TCP wrappers and, Use TCP Wrappers To Control
Access
- user accounts, User Accounts
- vsftpd, Securing FTP
- NFS, Securing NFS
-
- network design, Carefully Plan the
Network
- syntax errors, Beware of Syntax
Errors
- NIS, Securing NIS
-
- IPTables, Assign Static Ports and
Use IPTables Rules
- Kerberos, Use
Kerberos Authentication
- NIS domain name, Use a Password-like NIS
Domain Name and Hostname
- planning network, Carefully Plan the
Network
- securenets, Edit the
/var/yp/securenets File
- static ports, Assign Static Ports and
Use IPTables Rules
- overview of, Server Security
- portmap, Securing
Portmap
- ports
-
- monitoring, Verifying Which
Ports Are Listening
- Sendmail, Securing
Sendmail
-
- and NFS, NFS
and Sendmail
- limiting DoS, Limiting a Denial of
Service Attack
- TCP wrappers, Enhancing
Security With TCP Wrappers
-
- attack warnings, TCP Wrappers and Attack
Warnings
- banners, TCP
Wrappers and Connection Banners
- logging, TCP
Wrappers and Enhanced Logging
- xinetd, Enhancing
Security With xinetd
-
- managing resources with, Controlling Server
Resources
- preventing DoS with, Controlling Server
Resources
- SENSOR trap, Setting a Trap
- services, Verifying Which Ports
Are Listening
- Services Configuration Tool, Identifying
and Configuring Services
- Snort, Snort
- sshd, Identifying
and Configuring Services
- stat
-
- file auditing using, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- strings
-
- file auditing using, Gathering
Post-Breach Information
- su
-
- and root, The
su Command
- subscription registration, Activate Your Subscription
- sudo
-
- and root,
The sudo Command
- updates
-
- see security errata
- Virtual Private Networks, Virtual Private
Networks
-
- IPsec, IPsec
-
- configuration, IPsec
Network-to-Network configuration
- host-to-host, IPsec
Host-to-Host Configuration
- installing, IPsec
Installation
- viruses
-
- trojans, Security
Today
- VLAD the Scanner, VLAD the Scanner
- VPN, Virtual Private Networks
- vulnerabilities
-
- assessing with Nessus, Nessus
- assessing with Nikto, Nikto
- assessing with Nmap, Scanning Hosts with
Nmap
- assessing with VLAD the Scanner, VLAD the Scanner
- assessment, Vulnerability
Assessment
-
- defining, Defining Assessment and
Testing
- establishing a methodology, Establishing a
Methodology
- testing, Defining Assessment and
Testing
- white hat hacker
-
- see hackers
- Wi-Fi networks
-
- see 802.11x
- wireless security, Wireless Networks
-
- 802.11x, Wireless
Networks
- workstation security, Workstation
Security
-
- BIOS, BIOS and Boot Loader
Security
- boot loaders
-
- passwords, Boot Loader
Passwords
- evaluating
-
- administrative control, Evaluating Workstation
Security
- BIOS, Evaluating
Workstation Security
- boot loaders, Evaluating Workstation
Security
- communications, Evaluating Workstation
Security
- passwords, Evaluating Workstation
Security
- personal firewalls, Evaluating Workstation
Security
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