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    How Did That Happen? Linux Security Exploits

    Mitchell Krell, Scott Mann, Ellen Mitchell

    04 Jan 2003

    Armoring Solaris: II

    Lance Spitzner

    07 Jan 2003

    Armoring Linux

    Lance Spitzner

    07 Jan 2003

    Setting up Samba with security in mind

    John Hurst

    22 Feb 2003

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