Tripwire, SELinux, Nessus etc

Hello,
Just a quick question:
How much would you be interested if I wrote about these?
I'm sort of considering writing about linux security measures ... for networks and such ... Any ideas?
Mrk

 

I would be very interested. Don't forget about Snort, Nmap, rootkit scanners, AppArmor and whatever I'm missing right now

 

Hello,

They are under "etc"
Yup, those as well.

I'm considering writing a sort of a book ... Kind of linux intro + lpi all-inclusive guide ...

Mrk

 

That would be even more interesting

 

Personally I'm really into SELinux, though it would be wise to include AppArmor too, since it's easier to use and getting more and more mainstream (with openSUSE and Ubuntu as main operators).

 

i would be interested.
i would also be interested in how to install wireless network drivers in fedora.

 

Mrk, besides SELinux, you should write about grsecurity!
I would love to read on both.
I have tons of bookmarks, but only 1 life
From what i gathered, these are perhaps the better? One more usable (grsecurity) the other more omg'ish?

Perhaps you could start from introducing to the topic, then all of the most relevant, like who hooks to what an why. What's RBAC and DAC and MAC and <insert complex name here> etc.

Maybe some here would like 1 such bookmark on grsecurity (it's a jungle, i need to clean it):
http://slackworld.berlios.de/05/grsec-basics.html

 

Mrkvonic, Yes please as I am learning Linux slowly so they will be great help. Very nice website you have for Linux. Cheers Chew

 

Go for it Mrk I'm also learning Linux.

 

Yeah. I used to run a hardened kernel (same one my web server runs), would be great if you cover grsec as well, a topic I only know a little about.

 

Hello,

Thanks for the comments.

I've been pondering an intro book on linux for quite a while. Mind it, it won't be ready any time tomorrow. It'll prolly take a year. But it would combine all aspects of the system, intros, guides, screenshots of actual actions and such, links to repositories, manual etc.

Sort of my own perception of would be all-in-one-place material for a handy small network administration, from basic stuff to apache, ldap etc...

It won't be easy or short, but I think it would be worth it...

Mrk