Securing your platforms and applications

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	Network architect: Why Snort, Nessus, OSS build secure IT fortresses, part 1 SearchOpenSource.com | 13 Oct 2004 ARTICLE - A network architect is not adverse to using proprietary systems but frankly, he wouldn't think of building network security and monitoring applications for businesses without using open source tools.

	Mandrake seeks higher Linux security certification SearchOpenSource.com | 29 Sep 2004 ARTICLE - A host of French developers, including Paris-based Mandrakesoft, has won a multimillion dollar contract to refine the OS to meet EAL5 security certification.

	Red Hat road map leads to SE Linux SearchOpenSource.com | 03 May 2004 ARTICLE - Red Hat Inc.'s inclusion of Security-Enhanced Linux is expected to open new doors for Linux and the distributor.

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EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 1 of 1

	Security challenges of moving from Explorer to Firefox Expert: Nigel McFarlane | 07 Dec 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - If I'm moving my department from IE to Firefox, am I going to run into any particular security challenges? Do you have any tips for reconfiguring firewalls for Firefox?

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 1 of 1

	Tech School: Security tools 05 Mar 2004 FEATURED TOPIC - With this "quick-click" guide to experts' favorite Linux security tools, you'll find handy weapons for your security admin arsenal.

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	Security Bytes: Mozilla flaw allows SSL cert abuse, while Trojan poses as Terminator SearchSecurity.com | 27 Jul 2004 BEST WEB LINK - Firefox vulnerability rated "moderately critical," while NIST discourages DES and Nokia decides to address "bluesnarfing."

	Debian fixes multiple flaws SearchSecurity.com | 20 Jul 2004 BEST WEB LINK - Denial-of-service, buffer overflow and format string vulnerabilities in Debian GNU/Linux that an attacker could use to remotely execute malicious code or crash machines has been fixed.

	Defying DDoS: Lessons for enterprises SearchSecurity.com | 16 Feb 2004 BEST WEB LINK - A year ago, no one would have thought The SCO Group would be the target of one of the biggest distributed denial-of-service attacks in history. But in early February, 2004, the company's Web site was knocked offline by just ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Securing your platforms and applications:  Security advisories, Firewalls, Security management, Policy development and management, Remote access issues, General information, Viruses and worms, Network Analysis, Encryption, Intrusion detection and prevention