techradar.com— There's no doubt that Linux is a secure operating system. However, nothing is perfect. Millions of lines of code are churned through the kernel every second and it only takes a single programming mistake
Sep 20, 2008View in Crawl 4
Yes, but only if you know what to look for. It basically just tells you "Oh hey, remember that file you told me to watch? Well it changed. You might want to go take a look at it."You want to have it keep track of all your really important system files. When you want to update, run it once to make sure your system is still secure, update your system, then run tripwire again so it can update its database.Also, keep the database on removable media so that intruders can't alter it.
Closed AccountSep 21, 2008
Worked for me!!!/me wonders why his linux box wont boot. Oh well, must of been a bad update.
robodonutSep 21, 2008
Yes, but only if you know what to look for. It basically just tells you "Oh hey, remember that file you told me to watch? Well it changed. You might want to go take a look at it."You want to have it keep track of all your really important system files. When you want to update, run it once to make sure your system is still secure, update your system, then run tripwire again so it can update its database.Also, keep the database on removable media so that intruders can't alter it.
fisu81Sep 21, 2008
$ lsb_release -dDescription: openSUSE 11.0 (X86-64)$ echo $USERroot$ rm -rf /rm: cannot remove root directory `/'$