Re: Basic Security for RedHat

From: James Kelly (jim_at_essistants.com)
Date: 12/09/04

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To: kalpin@solonet.co.id, security-basics@lists.securityfocus.com

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    Kalpin Erlangga Silaen wrote:
    | Dear all,
    |
    | I am using RedHat 9.0 and there is 3 admin in my server. I am looking
    | for some tools which will send email to me while some admin adduser or
    | change user's password. Also I am looking for some tutorials how to
    | limits user's resources in RedHat and some security basics.
    |
    | Any help will be appreciate.

    Where I work we use scripts we made to do user management, mainly so it
    can update things across various servers. At the end of the script it
    sends an email informing everyone that '$USER added $newusername' or
    something similar. I don't know if what you are after is being alerted
    in case a malicious user adds an account... that would probably be
    better accomplished by using something like aide or tripwire against the
    ~ passwd file.

    Hope that helps.

    Jim
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