Flashcard Set: Linux Security
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Linux - Program that can be used to c... Program to check to IO activity on di... Linux: What command can be used to s... 2 criteria used to determine what gro... How do you get Linux to make new file... Utility to change the group that owns... Command to see what groups you belong... Linux: How do you change your primary... What does it mean when a files SUID b... How do you set a files SUID bit Program used to login in a different ... How do you disallow logging into a ma... How do you run a specific command as ... What file lists users and programs th... Linux: how to add ssh keys to memory... Linux - how to create an open ssl RS... Linux - how to create a public certi... Linux: how to add a user with no she... Linux: how to block shell access for... Linux: how to switch to root user What octal permissions code would mak... What octal permission allows others t... What octal permissions allow owner an... Who owns a file that you append to Who owns a file that you move What is the effect of setting a direc... How can you set the sticky bit on a f... What program can be used to verify fi... Program that allows you to change fil... Linux: Syntax to change the user and... Program to change the group owner of ... What permissions are needed to run a ... Linux: what permissions are needed to... What does having execute access to a ... What does read permissions on a direc... What does read and execute permission... How do you set specific permission li... What is the effect of setting a file'... What is the effect of the suid bit be... What is the effect of the setgid bit ... What is the effect of the setgid (set... How do you set the setgid bit on a file Linux: How do you set the setuid bit... Linux security: Mandatory Access Cont... Linux security: who developed SELinux Linux security: what does SELinux sta... Linux security: SELinux was created b... Linux security: 2 modes of access con... Linux security: SELinux targeted policy Linux security: SELinux MLS policy
Linux - Program that can be used to c... Program to check to IO activity on di... Linux: What command can be used to s... 2 criteria used to determine what gro... How do you get Linux to make new file... Utility to change the group that owns... Command to see what groups you belong... Linux: How do you change your primary... What does it mean when a files SUID b... How do you set a files SUID bit Program used to login in a different ... How do you disallow logging into a ma... How do you run a specific command as ... What file lists users and programs th... Linux: how to add ssh keys to memory... Linux - how to create an open ssl RS... Linux - how to create a public certi... Linux: how to add a user with no she... Linux: how to block shell access for... Linux: how to switch to root user What octal permissions code would mak... What octal permission allows others t... What octal permissions allow owner an... Who owns a file that you append to Who owns a file that you move What is the effect of setting a direc... How can you set the sticky bit on a f... What program can be used to verify fi... Program that allows you to change fil... Linux: Syntax to change the user and... Program to change the group owner of ... What permissions are needed to run a ... Linux: what permissions are needed to... What does having execute access to a ... What does read permissions on a direc... What does read and execute permission... How do you set specific permission li... What is the effect of setting a file'... What is the effect of the suid bit be... What is the effect of the setgid bit ... What is the effect of the setgid (set... How do you set the setgid bit on a file Linux: How do you set the setuid bit... Linux security: Mandatory Access Cont... Linux security: who developed SELinux Linux security: what does SELinux sta... Linux security: SELinux was created b... Linux security: 2 modes of access con... Linux security: SELinux targeted policy Linux security: SELinux MLS policy
