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Are "self-managing" Linux systems secure?

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wiresoft

wiresoft

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Sep 28, 2002
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Any experiences that could be shared about "self-managing" Linux systems as it applies to security? Using Wiresoft's system, all communications are through SSH. Are there some things SSH shouldn't be trusted for?

 
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