Access Control Mechanisms in Linux

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By taking this course you will thoroughly learn the methods used in Linux to control access to resources, from simple file modes through to AppArmor, with filesystem based and Network Server based ACLS in between.

01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview

02 - Linux Access Control Lists

02 - All About the Access

03 - Reading the File Mode

04 - Summary and Whats Next

03 - The File Mode

05 - Working with the File Mode

06 - Displaying Permissions and Metadata from the CLI

07 - Working with the File Umask and Setting Permissions

08 - Understanding Special Permissions and How They Are Used

09 - Setting Special Permissions on Files and Directories

10 - Understanding File Tests in Linux

11 - Summary and Whats Next

04 - Extending the Mode with Access Control Lists

12 - The Need for ACLs

13 - Evaluating Support for ACLs

14 - Setting and Using Default ACLs

15 - Managing ACLs in a Wider Context

16 - Summary and Whats Next

05 - Network File System Security

17 - File Share Security

18 - Using Pseudo-root Filesystems

19 - Setting the NFS Domain Name

20 - Deny Access to Users

21 - Setting Inheritance in NFS Permissions

22 - Understanding How to Enhance Security with Kerberos

23 - Kerberos Authentication within NFS

24 - Installing Samba

25 - Name Mapping and ACLs in CIFS

26 - Summary and Whats Next

06 - Securing Linux with Apparmor

27 - The Problem with Discretion

28 - Understanding Apparmor and Profiles

29 - Creating and Debugging AppArmor Profiles

30 - Summary

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