RE: Newbie: OpenBSD security

[Ghaith Nasrawi <libero () aucegypt edu>]

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I have seen that before, but the guy who did it wrote his own
software and you have to get and extra mobile phone that is connected
to the PC through that data cable!

RGdS!

G.

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- -----Original Message-----
From: His Imperial Majesty Christopher Calderon
[mailto:chrisc () forpresident com] 
Sent: 22 ??????, 2002 08:59 ?
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Newbie: OpenBSD security



     I am new to OpenBSD and other Unices. I have some Linux
experience. I 

can install the operating system, install software, delete software, 

add/rm users, etc. How can I strengthen OpenBSD's good security even
more? 

I would like it as tight as possible. I will probably be the only
user on 

the system. I can see myself SSH'ing in and maybe running Apache. Is
there 

software out there that could allow SMS messages to my cell phone to
let 

me know my OpenBSD box at my house is OK and not compromi
sed, or is my 

crown on my head put on too tightly?



 Cheers,



H.I.M Christopher Calderon




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