Chapter 10. Securing Network Services
IN THIS FINAL CHAPTER OF THE BOOK, you will see some of the risks of providing and using various network services and how to secure the most popular network services running on Solaris 8. Although it is both impossible and unnecessary to cover all network applications available on Solaris, we will look at the security of the most widely used and important services, such as e-mail (sendmail) and the World Wide Web (Apache). We will begin with the Domain Name System (DNS)—more exactly, with the most widely used DNS implementation for UNIX—the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) server.
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