Linux ISP Security and Crypto Device Interfaces 3
WAD-Dawg writes: "Linux security is a topic of much concern and investigation lately. Here are a few white papers that cover important Linux security topics. This white paper contains informtaion, code examples, and proven strategy on securing Linux Servers for Service Providers. And this article covers PKCS #11 openCryptoki, an API that is rapidly becoming the de facto, non-Windows-platform industry standard for interfacing between cryptographic hardware and user space applications. Both are very well written and provide important and timely information on Linux security."
Plugabble authentication (Score:2)
I've always liked the idea behind PAM but the implementation blew chunks. I can't get through to either of the links in the article but can someone in the know explain how this is different from PAM?