Securing Unix Systems
FreeBSD 11
| Beginner
- 12 videos | 57m 49s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Secure your Unix system and explore methods for controlling file system and command execution access. During this course you will start by learning how to use chmod and changemode commands to set standard Unix file system permissions. Next, learn how to use an ACL (Access Control List) to assign user access and specify allowed operations. Understand Unix special permission bits to control read, write, and execute permissions for file users. Observe how to distinguish access privilege levels for Unix files, including the root user. Other topics on this course include the following: Configure Sudo to enable standard users to run privileged commands; Create a firewall to block unwanted network access; Configure and test OpenBSD PF Firewall rules.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Describe how unix file system permissions work
Use chmod to set file system permissions
Describe how acls provide added file system security
Use setfacl to assign acl file system permissions
Explain the purpose of unix special permission bits
Use chmod to set special permission bits -
Identify the importance of not logging in as root
Enable standard users to run privileged commands
Describe how firewall solutions protect hosts
Protect a unix host from unwanted network traffic
Ensure configured firewall rules are in effect
Configure unix file system permissions, command execution, and firewall settings
IN THIS COURSE
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4m 48sAfter completing this video, you will be able to describe how the Unix file system permissions work. FREE ACCESS
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6m 3sIn this video, find out how to use chmod to change file system permissions. FREE ACCESS
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3. File System Extended ACLs2m 46sAfter completing this video, you will be able to describe how Access Control Lists provide added file system security. FREE ACCESS
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4. Assigning Permissions Using ACLs4m 36sLearn how to use setfacl to assign file system permissions using ACLs. FREE ACCESS
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5. Special Permission Bits6m 14sAfter completing this video, you will be able to explain the purpose of Unix special permission bits. FREE ACCESS
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6. Assigning Special Permissions5m 38sIn this video, you will use chmod to set special permission bits. FREE ACCESS
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7. Elevated Privileges4m 25sFind out how to identify the importance of not logging in as the root user. FREE ACCESS
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8. Configuring Sudo5m 25sIn this video, you will enable standard users to run commands with elevated privileges. FREE ACCESS
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9. Firewall Overview4m 35sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to describe how firewall solutions protect hosts. FREE ACCESS
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10. Configuring the OpenBSD PF Firewall4m 10sLearn how to protect a Unix host from unwanted network traffic. FREE ACCESS
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11. Testing Firewall Settings2m 24sFind out how to ensure that configured firewall rules are in effect. FREE ACCESS
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12. Exercise: Control File System and Network Access6m 44sIn this video, you will configure Unix file system permissions, command execution, and firewall settings. FREE ACCESS
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