Security
A comprehensive guide to Linux system security, including access control, encryption, network security, and best practices.
🔒 Access Control
File Permissions
# Basic permissions
chmod 755 file # Set file permissions
chown user:group file # Change ownership
chgrp group file # Change group
umask 022 # Set default permissions
# Special permissions
chmod u+s file # Set SUID
chmod g+s directory # Set SGID
chmod +t directory # Set sticky bitAccess Control Lists (ACL)
# ACL management
getfacl file # View ACL
setfacl -m u:user:rw file # Set user ACL
setfacl -m g:group:rx file # Set group ACL
setfacl -x u:user file # Remove user ACL
setfacl -b file # Remove all ACLs🔐 User Security
Password Management
User Authentication
🛡️ System Security
System Updates
System Hardening
🌐 Network Security
Firewall Configuration
SSH Security
🔍 Security Monitoring
System Logs
Process Monitoring
🔑 Encryption
File Encryption
SSL/TLS
🚨 Intrusion Detection
Host-based IDS
Network IDS
🔧 Security Tools
Security Scanning
Security Monitoring
💡 Best Practices
System Hardening
Minimize installed packages
Regular updates
Secure boot process
Service hardening
Access Control
Strong password policy
Principle of least privilege
Regular access review
Multi-factor authentication
Network Security
Firewall configuration
Network segregation
Secure protocols
Regular monitoring
Monitoring and Logging
Centralized logging
Log rotation
Regular log review
Incident response plan
🔧 Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Security Incidents
📚 Security Documentation
Security Policies
Access control policy
Password policy
Network security policy
Incident response plan
System Documentation
Network diagram
System inventory
Configuration baseline
Change management
Audit Requirements
Compliance requirements
Security controls
Audit procedures
Risk assessment
🎓 Security Training
User Training
Password security
Social engineering
Safe browsing
Incident reporting
Admin Training
Security tools
System hardening
Incident response
Security updates
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