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How to hide an entire filesystem

03/14/2007  
Relevance: 6.78
Simple file encryption is useful, but sometimes it's more useful to encrypt a complete filesystem or disk, such as when you need to protect a large set of files. Or you may need not only to protect, but to completely hide the presence of sensitive data from prying eyes. For these cases, here are several options for securing your systems.
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Antivirus Programs For Ubuntu

11/17/2007  
Relevance: 6.66
Today, Tom asks: I have heard that it is important to make sure that you protect a Linux system from viruses, even though the viruses may not affect Linux? Why and what would I use on Ubuntu to protect myself?
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Protect Your Machine with AxE

06/16/2007  
Relevance: 6.60
Control what runs on today's PC environments and protect your system with IBMAssured Execution Environment (AxE). This technology requires no configuration and once installed blocks any external, 'unapproved programs,' from executing, installing, or modifying your machine.
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I tried to sell Linux Laptops with Paypal but they refuse to protect me!

09/20/2007  
Relevance: 6.59
Paypal decided not to protect me against online Fraud when I sold Linux Laptops. I need legal help.
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Do we need to protect open source from the cloud?

05/09/2008  
Relevance: 6.50
I'm out at JavaOne in San Francisco this week and one discussion I've heard popping up with some regularity is,"Do we need to do something to protect open source in a cloud computing world?" I've written about aspects of this topic at length previously. However, given that this is an area that is buzzing up a bit, I thought it would be useful to boil down the key issues and give my personal take.
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Protect Your PostScript Files from Being Converted to PDF

05/15/2009  
Relevance: 6.46
If you've ever used fillable PDF forms, you've probably noticed that you can't save a copy of the form once it has been filled in. Being sneaky, you probably might try to print the form to a file (PostScript) and then use ps2pdf to convert it to a PDF. But, this doesn't work either, because ghostscript gives you an error saying the file can't be redistilled. This article shows you how to protect your own PostScript using the same technique.
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What Netflix Needs is Linux

06/19/2007  
Relevance: 6.42
In the past, I have always found it comical when companies have found themselves buying into the need to protect their content with DRM because of the pressure from the music and movie industries. Well, it seems that Netflix is no different, but I have to ask: is the DRM protection really needed in their case for online movie viewing? Personally, I think there is another way to protect the content and do so without traditional DRM headaches as well.
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How to Secure Ubuntu With AppArmor

10/31/2007  
Relevance: 6.23
AppArmor is one way to protect your assets on your Ubuntu Gutsy system. AppArmor attempts to protect processes on the server or desktop from security threats. AppArmor enforces limits on what processes can access on the system.
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How to protect buggy programs from security vulnerabilities/buffer overflows under Linux and UNIX

01/02/2007  
Relevance: 5.96
A Buffer overflows is a serious security problem. It allows an attacker to inject executable code of their choice into an already-running application. This ability to run arbitrary code at certain memory addresses is dangerous as attacker being able to execute the instructions from anywhere in memory. Thishowto explains use ofDieHard software to protect popular application such as Mozilla firefox. It protects applications from as-yet unfixed bugs and security vulnerabilities that exploit them. Think of DieHard as a new line of defense against hackers, together with anti-virus protection and firewalls.
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Protect SSH from brute force attacks with pam_abl

03/27/2007  
Relevance: 5.94
Practically all Unix and Linux servers run an SSH service to let administrators connect securely from remote locations. Unfortunately for security administrators, attacks on SSH services are popular today. In this article I'll show you how can you protect machines running SSH services from brute force attacks using the pam_abl plugin for SSH pluggable authentication modules (PAM).
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