Bastille
© July 2004 Tony Lawrence
Bastille is a security hardening script - it asks questions like
Would you like to disable SUID status for at?
and you answer. The defaults are of course the recommended course for high security.
Bastille runs mostly on Linux, though there is now a Mac OS X version that I haven't looked at yet. See Bastille Linux: A Walkthrough.
Too bad they don't have it for Microsoft, right?
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---July 10, 2004
Actually I do think they have it for windows. And it's much simplier. I don't remember exactly what it was called, but I remember the batch script's contents: "format c:"
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---July 10, 2004
Good one :-)
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