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HP-UX 11 Operating System Hardening Guideline Document 1.0 This document provides background information and detailed steps that should be taken in order to harden the HP-UX 11 operating system against common network security attacks. Please note however that operating system hardening procedures cannot be followed blindly. Operating system hardening involves, among other things, turning off all services that are not required for particular application. For this reason, each operating system hardening instance must be customized and this document should only be considered as a general guideline to follow during this customization.
By Nortel Networks, 05/17/2004
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HP-UX 11 Security This document describes the security-related features and benefits of the HP-UX core operating system. Releases described in this document include HP-UX 10.20, and 11.0. The special, high-security OS releases such as 10.09, 10.16, and the Virtual Vault operating systems are not described here.
By Mike Jerbic, 05/17/2004
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Building a Bastion Host Using HP-UX 11 This paper presents a methodology for building a bastion host using HP-UX 11, and walks through the steps used to build a sample, generic bastion host using HP-UX 11.00. While the principles and procedures can be applied to other HP-UX versions as well as other Unix variants, our focus is on HP-UX 11.
By Kevin Steves, 05/17/2004
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HP-UX Security Guide 10.20 This document provides instruction on building a secure computing platform with HP-UX 10.20. Topics covered include installing the operating system, removing nonessential components, access controls, and network services. The last section provides a checklist for periodically auditing your system.
05/17/2004
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