Practical Unix & Internet Security, 3rd Edition
by Gene Spafford, Alan Schwartz, Simson Garfinkel

The following corrections were made to the 1/04 reprint:

Here's a key to the markup:
	[page-number]: serious technical mistake
	{page-number}: minor technical mistake
	<page-number>: important language/formatting problem
	(page-number): language change or minor formatting problem



(3) in the last sentence of the second paragraph
"...private computer systems, and using those systems for nefarious purposes."

NOW READS:
"...private computer systems, using those systems for nefarious purposes."



(33) IN PRINT: "Planning Your Security Needs", first paragraph, third sentence;
"Basically, we a computer is..."

NOW READS:
"Basically, we know a computer is..."


(285)  under UDP section;
"Uunreliable" 

NOW READS:
"Unreliable"


{351}  'Security concerns with SMTP banners and commands', 1st sentence;
"... previous versions of SMTP and MTP were in used in the 1970s."

NOW READS:
"... previous versions of SMTP and MTP were in use in the 1970s.



{399}  'Freeware security scanners';
"The disadvantage is that their databases are can be limited ..."

NOW READS:
"The disadvantage is that their databases  can be limited ..."
 


{424}  2nd half of page, last line of final code snippet;
+:*:000:000::: 

NOW READS: 
+:*:999:999::: 



{466}  first footnote, second sentence;
Historically, the value of nobody was -1, ....

NOW READS:
Historically, the value of nobody was -2, ....



(526)  just after box;
RFC 1705

NOW READS:
RFC 1750.


{630}  example find command, near end of line of code;

A space HAS BEEN ADDED between "{}" and "\;" .



(735)  1st paragraph; typo: 
simultaniously

NOW READS:
simultaneously



{775}  destructive program example;
The body of the while loop was incorrectly specified:

main()
{
	while (1)
		malloc(256*1024*1024);
		fork();
}



NOW READS:

main()
{
	while (1) {
		malloc(256*1024*1024);
		fork();
	}
}




799 1st paragraph at the end
"sinilar"

NOW READS:
"similar"


(820)  6th paragraph; typo: 
producct

NOW READS:
product

878 The Sendmail listing; 
"O'Reill"

NOW READS:
"O'Reilly"