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I am trying to code a php script that calls upon the "nessus" client; and formats the output into a HTML table. Somehow, my shell scripts don't seen to be working correctly...is my syntax messed up?...

I have configured my firewall to allow only five remote IP's to connect to my server. Upon connection...i would like to automate the Xsession functions for authorized IP's.

Mainly, $DISPLAY of the...

Yes...there are a three individuals that will have access to this server. Which is exactly the reason that i would like to perform this alteration. I guess i'm just a very cautious individual. people...

For example.......i know that i need to allow access to alot of the /etc directory; using the mode 644 (-rw-r--r--) permissions.

/var/log should also be mode 644.

Reduce the amount of setuid...

I would like to configure my SuSE 7.0 workstation more securely. I have attempted for about two weeks to find a guideline on good practices for the file and directory permissions.........but to no...

Thanks PxT.

That is what it was. I could of sworn that i opened numerous X displays at a single login a couple years back.

Must be a session specific funtion?! Or then again, maybe i'm just...

I've checked all the documenttion that i can find here in the forums...and on the net....to no avail. Here's my scenario:

I'm attempting to activate a remote X server. I 'm on a SuSe 7.0 distro,...

Is there a very easy and configurable method to lock a user into their home directory?

I've checked on chroot() methodology.....but i'm not to excited about copying around ( or symlinking)...

First of all, the standard telnet port is 23. If you have telnet enabled through inetd.conf...then it's probably the default port of 23. Now to stop port 80 access it's just a little different.

If...

You are partially correct! The data does traverse down the OSI model on the source node.......across the network medium.......to the destination node....and back up the OSI model.

BUT,...

1. Physical layer
2. Data Link layer
3. Network layer
4. Transport layer
5. Session layer
6. Presentation layer
7. Application layer

www.webopedia.com/quick_ref/OSI_Layers.html...

A possible solution is that while performing a single port scan you are getting a correct response from an "active" or open port.

Now under a full 65535 port scan you are pushing alot of packets!...