Linux: System Security (LPIC-2)

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Andrew Mallett

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

02:02

02 - Introduction to Linux Security.mp4

03:52

03 - Verify the Exam Objectives.mp4

03:12

04 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

01:27

05 - Creating Your Own Labs.mp4

03:14

06 - Lab Networking.mp4

03:29

07 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

01:09

08 - Introduction to Routing.mp4

01:15

09 - Routing Tables.mp4

03:57

10 - Enabling IP Forwarding.mp4

05:45

11 - Persisting Routing Tables.mp4

04:22

12 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

05:06

13 - Firewalls in Linux.mp4

01:03

14 - Configuring NAT in Linux.mp4

04:26

15 - Port Forwarding in Linux.mp4

04:53

16 - Listing Firewall Rules.mp4

03:25

17 - Building Firewall Rules.mp4

07:35

18 - Persisting Firewall Rules.mp4

03:12

19 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

04:03

20 - What Is Fail2ban.mp4

01:50

21 - Listing Failed SSH Logins.mp4

01:58

22 - Installing Fail2ban and Creating Jails.mp4

06:36

23 - Working with the Fail2ban Client.mp4

03:52

24 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

01:54

25 - OpenSSH Servers and Clients.mp4

01:10

26 - SSH Server Configuration Files.mp4

06:09

27 - Authenticating Servers.mp4

06:39

28 - Restricting Root and User Access.mp4

06:16

29 - Authenticating Clients.mp4

06:34

30 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

05:02

31 - Linux FTP Servers.mp4

01:31

32 - Firewalling FTP Servers.mp4

07:12

33 - Installing and Configuring Pure-FTPD Server.mp4

05:46

34 - Installing and Configuring VSFTPD.mp4

06:29

35 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

03:03

36 - Why Monitor Your System.mp4

01:40

37 - Using the Port Scanner Nmap.mp4

05:51

38 - Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVAS.mp4

08:37

39 - Snort Intruder Detection System.mp4

07:32

40 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

03:48

41 - Creating Virtual Private Networks.mp4

02:18

42 - Installing OpenVPN.mp4

04:38

43 - Creating VPN Connections.mp4

07:24

44 - Summary and Whats Next.mp4

05:17

linux-system-security-lpic-2.zip

Description

Security is an ever growing concern no matter which operating system you employ. This course will not only get you ready for your LPIC-2 202 exam but prepare you in securing your Linux Server.

What You'll Learn?

When larger corporations and government bodies struggle with security on their computer systems you start to realize the gravity of the situation. In this course, Linux System Security LPIC-2, you will learn the foundational knowledge of securing your Linux server, giving you the opportunity to block threats before they turn into attacks. First, you will learn how to create and manage routers and route tables on your network, isolating servers from internet threats. Next, you will discover the skills behind firewalling your networks, allowing clients access with NAT, and access to servers using port forwarding. Finally, you will explore how to asses weaknesses in your OS with OpenVAS and detect intruders with the Snort IDS. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of security needed to protect your networks and Linux servers.

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Andrew is an all around Linux professional with in depth knowledge of the OS and this is supported with scripting in bash, perl, python and ruby and application development in C, C++ and Java. Having worked for many years in training, Andrew has developed automated course build systems after endless time wasted on Friday nights. The first build system he built was aptly named "Friday nights." This has inspired his interest in all things deployment related. He has authored training courses on Microsoft Deployment Toolkit as well as countless bespoke PXE solutions to training organizations. His commitment to the community shows in the amount of content that he has uploaded to his YouTube channel since theurbanpenguin was founded in 2009, as well as more recently helping with the Google / Raspberry Pi CoderDojo project. He also teaches Linux in schools. Over the years Andrew has taught Novell, Microsoft, Lotus Notes, Citrix, Solaris as well as Linux. It is Linux, though, where his love is. Andrew is able to help you understand how the product will fit into your organization and understand the heterogeneous environment we all work in.

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