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Special Forums Cybersecurity Hey guys Post 302399293 by abeja on Saturday 27th of February 2010 03:00:31 AM

02-27-2010

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Hey guys, new geek here, sorry I didnt see a intro section. But I do have a question and hope to make my stay here perma. I am interested in IT security, ands I really want to learn, I was hoping for whatever questions I had you guys could lead me through the narrowest path with a broad selection of knowledge to gain.

Let me make this clear, I am not here to ask how to hack I could care less, but I do want to know how this stuff works, securing every nut and bolt, even if it means breaking each piece into small bits for a better depth of understand. hopefully i will become certified and work for a large corp one day, My focus is linux cause its light weight and powerful.

I was hoping you guys would have something such as white papers or tutorials on where to start, do you guys have a table of contents on where to start for a a beginner such as myself, cause if so, point me there, maybe some suggestions to would help. I have tried googling it believe me, thats why i am here. I have many questions, and be not afraid they arent questions that cross the ethical line.

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intro

INTRO(7)					       BSD Miscellaneous Information Manual						  INTRO(7)

NAME

     intro -- miscellaneous information pages

DESCRIPTION

     This section contains miscellaneous documentation, including:

	   ascii(7)	    map of ASCII character set

	   c(7) 	    the C programming language

	   environ(7)	    user environment

	   glob(7)	    shell-style pattern matching

	   hier(7)	    file system hierarchy in NetBSD

	   hostname(7)	    host name resolution description

	   mailaddr(7)	    mail addressing description

	   mdoc(7)	    macros for typesetting -mdoc style manual pages

	   mdoc.samples(7)  tutorial for writing BSD manuals with -mdoc

	   module(7)	    kernel modules

	   nls(7)	    overview of national language support

	   operator(7)	    C operator precedence and order of evaluation

	   orders(7)	    orders of magnitude

	   pkgsrc(7)	    the NetBSD packages collection

	   release(7)	    layout of NetBSD releases and snapshots

	   script(7)	    how interpreter scripts are executed

	   security(7)	    security features available in NetBSD

	   setuid(7)	    checklist for security and setuid programs

	   signal(7)	    available signals under NetBSD

	   sticky(7)	    sticky bit (S_ISVTX) handling

	   symlink(7)	    symbolic link handling

	   sysctl(7)	    system information variables in NetBSD

	   tests(7)	    NetBSD test suite

HISTORY

     The intro(7) manual page appeared in 4.2BSD.

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