22nd Linux SIG Workshop
July 8, 2000
Event Organizer: Gratien D'haese
- Proceedings
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More Than A Secure Shell
Jan Vanhercke - C-Cure - (jan.vanhercke@c-cure.be)
Secure Shell has become a defacto standard for secure communications
between systems. However there is more to it than meets the eye. Secure
shell can be used to initiate software distribution, doing remote backups,
establish VPN's and many other interesting features in 'total' security.
This talk will not only cover installation, but also some of the nifty
aspects of secure shell, going from the total insecure configuration of
it (yes it is possible) to some of the more practical features. As an
introduction to the talk a small overview of public/private key
cryptography will be given.
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The Implementation Of A Linux Firewall
Gratien D'haese - IT3 Consultants - (gdha@it3.be)
Finding the proper (open source) tools to implement a Linux firewall
from scratch is not a easy task.
This is my quest on what I did (or how I did it) to build a Linux
firewall from scratch that suites my purposes.
Security is an ingoing business, and therefore, never complete, but
somewhere I have to draw a line of what I
find a reasonable security level where I can live with. I will discuss
all the tools (applications) I investigated
to build my firewall system.
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Linux SIG slideshows - The Making Of
Robert Sprockeels - Bits Over Atoms - (robert.sprockeels@boat.be)
Our first experiment in making a Linux SIG Workshop available as a
multimedia show (sound and synchronized slides) was conclusive. We're
going to repeat this experiment and probably extend it somewhere in the
future to video for some presentations.
This little talk will explain how we did it and what's needed to create
and publish such multimedia materials.
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