This book includes complete details of Linux "iptables"
Linux Firewalls is a how-to for the home Linux box, including the
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Firewalls for Dummies
A superb book for "dummies". This book covers Firewalls and the ways they can
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coverage of network address translation (NAT), demilitarized zones (DMZs) as
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Hands-on, do it yourself guide to securing and auditing a network offers
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businesses. Includes real-world examples and practical tips for implementing
cost-effective security measures. Softcover.
Computer Security Handbook
This is the most comprehensive book on computer security on the market,
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Hacking Linux Exposed
This book covers security best practices, approached from the
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management, FTP, HTTP, and firewalling.
