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: this only really matters when security or gambling are involved ...

* security - try not leaking all your code ...

* pam_access - logdaemon style login access control, via <tt>/etc/security/access.conf</tt> * pam_limits - limit resources, according to <tt>/etc/security/limits.conf</tt> ...

...is technically, is only only one of the flows, but a very interesting one security-wise because one app can connect to another (based on your okay) without th And security relies on keeping that key safe, which is hard when it's often hard-configu ...

* some processes have their own logic that change security. ...icted user and some processes may be run in a chroot jail but all of these security methods are discretionary. ...

Up to your sense of security. ...

======Security notes====== '''Host security''' ...

===Extracting things from security logs=== ...

...er (which probably handles a few dozen before everything because slow), no security, ...

* lsass.exe (local security, login. Perhaps see [[lsass.exe taking all cpu]]) * dpmw32.exe (print, security) ...

so is preferred for the security-sensitive operations (that often makes up a small subset of all things bein * AMD Platform Security Processor (PSP), officially known as AMD Secure Technology=== ...

Security features might e.g. isolate each device that attaches to the network But we did. So, security feature makes thing not work. ...

If you really want to tie down security, there are many things to think about ...he easiest solution, because it requires minimal additional setup, and the security implications are fairly easily understood. ...

...ed_keys|Restricting what command can be run on my server]] so that's not a security issue ===Syntax and some security notes=== ...

...at on the internet we often... sort of ignore at our own peril. See [[LARP security]]), ...

* '''Trusted Computing''' - refers to hardware-assisted security present in newer computers Sometimes sort of imitates security agency / military style, and can be modeled off it if you want. ...

(assumption is use on home LAN. For security stuff, learn it properly) ...

You should assume that digests like this have no security value, particularly when sent over the same channel, : stealing this still steals the session (ans forever - no forward security) - but does not reveal anything beyond the username ...

but these have all died, for various reasons, not least of them security concerns. ...

...u would use on site A so that it can log in (which is bad for user privacy/security because it forces you to blindly trust site/app B)... ...need to trust this site and its security practices, which is nice for both security and privacy ...