Linux Magazine - Back Issue #143

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Intrusion Prevention

New vulnerabilities appear every day. To keep your network safe, you need to think like an attacker.

Cover Stories:

IPv6 Pen Testing: You can't rely on just your IPv4 pen test tools if IPv6 services are running on the network.
Capture File Filtering with Wireshark: Save a history of network activity and search it later for intrusion evidence.
OpenVAS: How safe is your network? Look for potential problems with this open source vulnerability assessment tool.
Side Channel Attacks: Error messages and verbose log entries can tip off intruders.

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Table of Contents
Comment: Final Perk
On the DVD: Mageia Linux
DVD Inlay
News
Tech Tools: Peppermint Three announced; Zsh 5.0 Released; ActiveState Releases Komodo 7.1, IPFire 2.11 Released
Surveillance with NAS: Build a NAS device into your security camera configuration with ZoneMinder.
OpenSSL with Bash: Integrate OpenSSL encryption into your shell scripts with all the bells and whistles of Bash.
Security Lessons – Database Security: Your database might be the most vulnerable part of your network.
Perl – Heroku: Pushing web applications live with Heroku.
Password Tools: Tools for generating passwords and checking password quality.
Charly – GeoIP Lookup: Map an IP address to a country.
Flash Filesystems: Modern mobile devices depend on flash drives, and like any storage device, flash depend on a filesystem.
Ask Klaus! Your Linux questions answered.
HTPS Proxy: Keeping watch on encrypted web sessions.
Command Line – xorg.conf: Manage your graphical environment through the xorg.conf file.
Workspace – EasyGUI: Add graphic elements to your Python scripts.
MyPaint: Sketch freehand with this highly expressive desktop app.
Movgrab: Grab online videos and download them to your desktop for offline viewing.
Doghouse – Tiny Computers: maddog celebrates the arrival of ultrasmall boards.
OSCON 2012: O'Reilly's popular OSCON conference delivers ideas and plenty of extras.
Kernel News: Zack reports on futexes, memory management for swapless systems, and leap seconds.
Raspberry Pi: Did you ever imagine a tiny Linux system for only US$ 25?