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[Part VI] Handling Security Incidents
Part VI
Part VI: Handling Security Incidents
This part of the book contains instructions for what to do if your computer's security is compromised.
These chapters will also help system administrators protect their systems from authorized users who are
misusing their privileges.
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Chapter 24, Discovering a Break-in, contains step-by-step directions to follow if you discover that
an unauthorized person is using your computer.
Chapter 25, Denial of Service Attacks and Solutions, describes ways that legitimate, authorized
users can make your system inoperale, ways that you can find out who is doing what, and what to
do about it.
Chapter 26, Computer Security and U.S. Law. Occasionally the only thing you can do is sue or try
to have your attackers thrown into jail. This chapter describes the legal recourse you may have
after a security breach and discusses why legal approaches are often not helpful. It also covers
some emerging concerns about running server sites connected to a wide area network such as the
internet.
Chapter 27, Who Do You Trust?, is a conluding chapter that makes the point that somewhere
along the line, you need to trust a few things and people in order to sleep at night. Are you trusting
the right ones?
23.9 A Good Random Seed
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24. Discovering a Break-in
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