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RE: [gentoo-server] how to stop tracing
From: Tom Grace <stonertom(at)gmail.com>
Date: Wed Jan 16 2008 - 15:05:11 EST
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Probably the most security-critical information here is version information. You can often configure daemons such as the apache server to hide version information. See, for instance: www.debianadmin.com/apache-tipshide-apache-information-php-software-version.html nmap also, I think, does some fairly intelligent analysis of connection announcements from servers and compares small details in these against the responses of known software packages and versions of same. Courier pop3d, for instance, doesn't announce that it's the Courier POP3 daemon when one connects to port 110, but nmap figures this out just the same. Otherwise, as Andrew says, you're going to have to live with a certain amount of exposure by virtue of the fact that you're running servers. Keep up with security updates and don't do anything silly with your configurations!
On Wed, 2008-01-16 at 18:06 +0530, widyachacra wrote:
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