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==Where to find known security issues== | ==Where to find known security issues== | ||
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| − | You are responsible for checking the changes to code which you make on the live site, including code from other people which has been committed to | + | You are responsible for checking the changes to code which you make on the live site, including code from other people which has been committed to SVN. |
==Eliminating use of passwords for logins/sudo/su== | ==Eliminating use of passwords for logins/sudo/su== | ||
Should password logins be disabled altogether? They aren't strictly necessary at any time except during OS installation. | Should password logins be disabled altogether? They aren't strictly necessary at any time except during OS installation. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:57, 1 November 2010
Contents |
[edit] Where to find known security issues
[edit] apache
[edit] Security mailing lists to follow
- Bugtraq (general security mailing list, high volume, includes advisories and announcements for many vendors)
- US-CERT alerts mailing list
- Fedora-announce list (includes security updates)
[edit] live code
You are responsible for checking the changes to code which you make on the live site, including code from other people which has been committed to SVN.
[edit] Eliminating use of passwords for logins/sudo/su
Should password logins be disabled altogether? They aren't strictly necessary at any time except during OS installation.
