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Less known Solaris Feature: Solaris Security Toolkit

Wednesday, April 16. 2008

When you want to place a system into a network, itīs a good practice to harden the system. Hardening is the configuration of a system to minimize the attack vectors for an intruder by closing down services, configuring stricter security policies and activating a more verbose logging or auditing.

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