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The Linux Juggernaut

The Linux Juggernaut

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Archive for the ‘Security’ Category

Recently I was assigned to work on reverse proxies So I did some brain storming of some know proxies such as Apache and Squid then Googled to find which are other good reverse proxies are available. There are so many open source reverse proxies in market. Out of these most popular are
1.Apache(this is having lots of disadvantages)
2.Squid
3.Pound

Which reverse proxy is good?
There are so many good reverse proxies some of them Continue Reading

Posted by Surendra On Thursday-Oct - 22 - 2009 1 Comment READ FULL POST

Some basics of SELinux :
How to disable SElinux?
SElinux is a security feature which was shipped with RHEL5, it is much secure than any other security priviously such as PAM and Initd

Here we are going to see some basics of SElinux.

Step1:Seeing whether SELinux is enabled or not ?

#getenforce

Step2:To see SELinux status in elaborated way you can use sestatus
#sestatus
SElinux status : enabled
SELinux mount : /selinux
Current … Continue Reading

Posted by Surendra On Thursday-May - 28 - 2009 Add Comments READ FULL POST

This tool is asome. I will do some R&D; work on this and let you know how to recover deleted files and do computer forensic’s on hacked system
comming soon……………….!

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Posted by Surendra On Tuesday-May - 19 - 2009 5 Comments READ FULL POST

IPtables is vast topic which can not be dealt in one post I will be posting this IPtables in different posts but will link all of them

IPtables basics

Iptables is a securit module in Linux kernel, this Iptables can be used a firewall(filter table),Internet sharing(NAT table),For altering Type Of Service(mangle table) and for non tracking purpose(Raw table)

Firewall definition:

A firewall is a security system consisting of a combination of hardware and software that … Continue Reading

Posted by Surendra On Wednesday-May - 6 - 2009 Add Comments READ FULL POST

Here I am giving some steps how to complie kernel? By default RedHat will not support the ntfs partitions mounting. So we will do kernel recompilation and get the job done.

Step1 : Before Compiling the kernel the following packages should be installed in order to compile kernel
a. Glib-devel
b. Gcc
c. Ncurscs-devel
d. Binutils
e. Kernel-sourcecode

Step2 : Download the latest kernel from http://www.kernel.org/ and copy the .tar.bz2 file to /usr/src folder
#cd Continue Reading

Posted by Surendra On Tuesday-May - 27 - 2008 2 Comments READ FULL POST

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    My name is Surendra Kumar Anne. I am from Vijayawada which is cultural capital of south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. I am a Linux evangelist who believes in Hard work, A down to earth person, Likes to share knowledge with others, Loves dogs, Likes photography. At present i work at Persistent Systems as Module Lead.   read more »