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This first article in a two-part series deals with tools to find security holes in webservers and workstations. Some of the topics covered are: port scanning, finding NFS security holes, and using lsof.

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Webserver Security (Part I)
This first article in a two-part series deals with tools to find security holes in webservers and workstations. Some of the topics covered are: port scanning, finding NFS security holes, and using lsof.

 • lsof?  Deepak Jagannath  05-04-2000 04:00AM 
       • Re: lsof?  Kristian Köhntopp  05-17-2000 10:08AM 
 • security  Darwin Lopez  04-27-2000 10:16AM 
       • Re: security  PeterG  05-10-2000 08:00AM 
             • Re: security  Darwin lopez  05-10-2000 10:55AM 


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