Need some guides and informations

Discussion in 'other security issues & news' started by subratam, Nov 21, 2003.

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  1. subratam

    subratam Registered Member

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    i have some questions those i am unsure about .
    How safe is accessing internet with LINUX..
    in case of windows i have win2k and i am limiting my access to internet from Windows (i am mostly doing in LINUX) but still i got thr firewal(kerio2X)l Ez latest and AVG 7 and TDS... and spywareblaster,spybot and adaware for security(i have other installations ready like NAV,KAV,Trojan Hunter, Trojan Remover but not installing all at once.. but keeping it clean and nice and i think secured)
    how safe i am??
    how does rootkit affect system??
     
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    subratam Registered Member

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    hello anyone??!!!!
     
  3. FluxGFX

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    if your linux internal firewall system and kernel are configured correctly I would say that it's the most secure piece of software built yet !
     
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    subratam Registered Member

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    my internal firewall is placed to high security and thats it... :) and ya i was just thinking and ofcourse got advice from one and all...
    LINUX IS THE MOST SECURE OS.... its nice here in this world ;)
     
  5. wizard

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    Wasn't the "most secure os" not actually this one http://www.openbsd.org ? ;)

    wizard
     
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    subratam Registered Member

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    sorry but i did not understand you :doubt:
     
  7. Dan Perez

    Dan Perez Retired Moderator

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    Definitely!!!! With all due respect to you FluxGFX, I would far rather rely on the security of OpenBSD then Linux. However, OpenBSD has less of the bells and whistles then Linux, so for most people it is a less viable alternative as a desktop OS. Still, as a server or firewall it is very secure and stable.

    Regards,

    Dan
     
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