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Computer Security in Higher Education

Computer Security in Higher Education. David Brumley dbrumley@stanford.edu. Things To Come. Need for policies and procedures Proper staffing and funding Clear, consistent, and followed plans. Stanford Infrastructure. 55,000 registered nodes 58,000 active principles

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Introduction to UNIX and Perl

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Date: MON 18/03/1432

Lecture 1. Security & permissions commands. Date: MON 18/03/1432. Umask(U ser Mask. Umask abbreviation of u ser mask Is a command to set the file mode creation mask ( Umask ) sets the file-creation permissions. Umask(U ser Mask. Symbolic mask: Umask -S

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Date: MON 18/03/1432

Lecture 1. Security & permissions commands. Date: MON 18/03/1432. Umask(U ser Mask. Umask abbreviation of u ser mask Is a command to set the file mode creation mask ( Umask ) sets the file-creation permissions. Umask(U ser Mask. Symbolic mask: Umask -S

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Privileges: who can control what

Introduction to Unix May 24, 2008 Rabat, Morocco Hervey Allen. Privileges: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Some philosophy.

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Getting Started with Linux

Linux System Administration Permissions. Getting Started with Linux. Goal. Understand the following: The Linux / Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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Privileges: who can control what

Introduction to Unix June 16, 2009 Papeete, French Polynesia Hervey Allen. Privileges: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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Privileges: who can control what

Introduction to Unix June 16, 2009 Papeete, French Polynesia Hervey Allen. Privileges: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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Privileges: who can control what

Introduction to Unix May 10, 2009 Cairo, Egypt Hervey Allen. Privileges: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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Privileges: who can control what

Introduction to Unix June 16, 2009 Papeete, French Polynesia Hervey Allen. Privileges: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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Permissions: who can control what

Unix/Linux Preparation Course June 27, 2010 Pago Pago, American Samoa. Permissions: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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Permissions: who can control what

Unix/IP Preparation Course May 23, 2010 Kigali, Rwanda. Permissions: who can control what. Goal. Understand the following: The Unix security model How a program is allowed to run Where user and group information is stored Details of file permissions. Users and Groups.

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