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2006-11-29T07:10:45Z

revert spam

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	This is a big subject by itself. Most Zaurus operating systems have [http://www.iptables.org/ iptables] built in (or are packaged nicely in a feed), which allows you to control inbound, outbound and forwarding of packets. Most people only really need to control inbound packets and allow everything out. A very simple script to do this looks like:		This is a big subject by itself. Most Zaurus operating systems have [http://www.iptables.org/ iptables] built in (or are packaged nicely in a feed), which allows you to control inbound, outbound and forwarding of packets. Most people only really need to control inbound packets and allow everything out. A very simple script to do this looks like:
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Nichole at 06:02, 29 November 2006

2006-11-29T06:02:53Z

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	This is a big subject by itself. Most Zaurus operating systems have [http://www.iptables.org/ iptables] built in (or are packaged nicely in a feed), which allows you to control inbound, outbound and forwarding of packets. Most people only really need to control inbound packets and allow everything out. A very simple script to do this looks like:		This is a big subject by itself. Most Zaurus operating systems have [http://www.iptables.org/ iptables] built in (or are packaged nicely in a feed), which allows you to control inbound, outbound and forwarding of packets. Most people only really need to control inbound packets and allow everything out. A very simple script to do this looks like:
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Speculatrix at 17:25, 17 June 2005

2005-06-17T17:25:55Z

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	Firstly, keeping someone with physical access to it from easily getting control. Secondly, ensuring that when it's on a network, an outsider can't break into it!		Firstly, keeping someone with physical access to it from easily getting control. Secondly, ensuring that when it's on a network, an outsider can't break into it!

		+	<h3>Locking down local access</h3>
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		+	Set a password on the root login.
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		+	<h3>Networking</h3>
	The Zaurus is a very flexible device when it comes to networking, not just 802.11 wireless networks but also bluetooth, GSM/GPRS/EDGE (and probably, soon 3G).		The Zaurus is a very flexible device when it comes to networking, not just 802.11 wireless networks but also bluetooth, GSM/GPRS/EDGE (and probably, soon 3G).
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		+	<b>Remote ssh access</b>
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		+	Ideas:
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		+	Disable password-less access via ssh?
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		+	Disable root login by sshd?
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		+	Allow only key-pair authentication?
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	<b>Bluetooth</b>		<b>Bluetooth</b>

Speculatrix: Zaurus Security - Top Level

2005-06-17T17:23:50Z

Zaurus Security - Top Level

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	The Zaurus is a very flexible device when it comes to networking, not just 802.11 wireless networks but also bluetooth, GSM/GPRS/EDGE (and probably, soon 3G).		The Zaurus is a very flexible device when it comes to networking, not just 802.11 wireless networks but also bluetooth, GSM/GPRS/EDGE (and probably, soon 3G).

-	Securing Bluetooth	+	<b>Bluetooth</b>
-	http://www.oesf.org/index.php?title=Bluetooth#Securing_Bluetooth	+
		+	Securing bluetooth require several things, setting a good PIN (preferably more than 4 digits), hiding the device, and turning off services you don't need!
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		+	[http://www.oesf.org/index.php?title=Bluetooth#Securing_Bluetooth Securing Bluetooth] - notes about making your Zaurus less visible. Note that just because a device is not discoverable doesn't protect it - a brute-force scan is possible to discover "hidden" bluetooth devices!
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		+	<b>IP Firewalls</b>
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		+	This is a big subject by itself. Most Zaurus operating systems have [http://www.iptables.org/ iptables] built in (or are packaged nicely in a feed), which allows you to control inbound, outbound and forwarding of packets. Most people only really need to control inbound packets and allow everything out. A very simple script to do this looks like:

Speculatrix at 17:18, 17 June 2005

2005-06-17T17:18:32Z

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	<H2>Security</H2>		<H2>Security</H2>

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	Firstly, keeping someone with physical access to it from easily getting control. Secondly, ensuring that when it's on a network, an outsider can't break into it!		Firstly, keeping someone with physical access to it from easily getting control. Secondly, ensuring that when it's on a network, an outsider can't break into it!
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		+	The Zaurus is a very flexible device when it comes to networking, not just 802.11 wireless networks but also bluetooth, GSM/GPRS/EDGE (and probably, soon 3G).
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		+	Securing Bluetooth
		+	http://www.oesf.org/index.php?title=Bluetooth#Securing_Bluetooth

Speculatrix: Zaurus Security - Top Level

2005-06-17T17:16:04Z

Zaurus Security - Top Level

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<H2>Security</H2>

There are several aspects to Zaurus security.

Firstly, keeping someone with physical access to it from easily getting control. Secondly, ensuring that when it's on a network, an outsider can't break into it!