I need a better name for this page, as this is intended to be a general overview and catchall for Linux related counterparts of things commonly considered Windows problems, like viruses, worms, etc.

See also:

• EmailOverviewSketch (temporarily) or EmailServerSketches (eventually) for some mention of using Linux tools in a Linux email server to catch Windows virii (i.e., to protect Windows clients attached to such a server.
• ComputerSecurityResources

See AboutThesePages.

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Resources

See ResourceRecommendations. Feel free to add additional resources to these lists, but please follow the guidelines on ResourceRecommendations including ResourceRecommendations#Guidelines_for_Rating_Resources.

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Recommended by Others

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No Recommendation

• (rhk) Hackers turn on open source, James Middleton [15-05-2002] -- article pointing to a recent increase in hacker (cracker) attacks on site using open source software (Linux). Focus seems to on German sites for no known reason, and article points out that sometimes a defacement of one site on a virtual server defaces all the sites run by that virtual server.

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Contributors

• RandyKramer - 17 May 2002
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