Course Outline
Linux has become a critical component of modern computing, powering everything from servers to IoT devices. With this reliance comes the need for robust security measures. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to secure Linux environments effectively. Through hands-on exercises and realworld examples, you will learn about the Linux operating system and best practices for securing Linux systems. Whether you're a system administrator, cybersecurity professional, or simply interested in Linux security, this course will provide you with the tools and techniques to protect your systems from cyber threats. The curriculum incorporates hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios, ensuring that learners not only grasp theoretical concepts but also gain the practical skills needed to secure Linux effectively.
Upcoming Meetings
There are no upcoming meetings for this course. Contact us to schedule this course, which will be customized specifically for your organization.
info@hackerupro.comModules
Foundations of Linux Security
- Linux History
- Linux Distributions
- Open-Source Philosophy
- Linux Installation
- CLI vs GUI
Secure System Navigation and Operations
- CLI & Terminal Emulators
- Filesystem Structure
- Command Structure
- Navigating in the File System
- Linux Advanced Operators and Output Filtering
- Input, Output, and Redirection
- System Monitoring Commands
Users and Permissions
- User and Group Management
- File Permissions, Access Controls, and Environment Variables
Networking and System Management
- Networking Files and Configuration
- Updating Network Configuration
Package Management
- Package Installation
- Package Management
- Git Concepts
- Validating Packages Authenticity
Services and Hardening
- Common Services and Protocols
- SSH and SCP
- FTP Setup & Configuration
- Samba Setup & Configuration
- Hardening Services
Bash Scripting
- Bash Scripting Introduction
- Script Input and Output
- Conditions & Arithmetic Operators
- Working with Archives
Host Security
- Crontab
- Linux External Mounting
- Boot Protection
- PAM
- SELinux & AppArmor
- Crontab Security
- Common Types of Linux Vulnerabilities
- Privilege Escalation
Network Security
- iptables
- Firewall & ModSecurity
- Fail2ban
- Log Monitoring
- Web Server Secure Configuration
- SSH Secure Configuration
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with IT and security concepts, including working knowledge of networking
- Good understanding of communication protocols.
- Basic understanding of operating systems.