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Can anyone recommend a few books on NT security? I'm going to put an NT server on our bastion network outside the firewall. I need detailed information on how to protect the server and what security loopholes to look for.
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by dean
You can download this 40 page survival guide from SANS.
http://www.missioncritical.com/sponsor.asp?id=75
by tigre_269
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by ronnonf
Check out Orielly. www.ora.com
They have books on NT/ Administration.
by tigre_269
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by aekland
Hacking Exposed from McGraw Hill is pretty good. You might also look at a software based firewall to run on the server. Something like Black Ice or Zone Alarm that will lock it down.
by tigre_269
Thank you, I will look into the book. In regards to Black Ice or Zone Alarm. I run Black Ice on my personal system at home. I haven't had a chance to play with it much, how configuralbe is it? At my previous company we used Raptor Firewall.
www.trustedsystems.com.Here you find a free guideline "Nt Security Guidelines",
search "Secure Windows NT Installation and Configuration Guide" from the web.
Remeber, do not run program called c2configuration if Yuo aren't absolutely shore, how itworks.
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Thank you.
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