[CLUE-Announce] CLUE DTC October Meeting

[Jeff Cann]

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Greetings,

Please join us for the next CLUE DTC meeting:

Date:  12 October 2004
Time:  6:30 pm
Location:  Radisson Hotel Denver Southeast

Presentation abstracts follow.  The KISS session (6:30 pm) is a short tutorial
that covers topics useful to those new to Linux.  The MAIN session (~7:00 pm)
is a one-hour general interest session, followed by Q&A.

For more information, log on to the CLUE home page:  http://cluedenver.org/

We hope to see you then!
Jeff

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MAIN Session Topic (7:00PM): A Linux Security Sampler with Kevin Fenzi

There are a number of new and exciting developments in Security in Linux, as 
well as tried and true systems and tactics. In this talk we will touch on 
some of the new Security developments out there (selinux, vpns, etc) and also 
go over some of the best things you can do to secure your networks and 
machines from threats (ssh, firewalls, updates, etc).

Kevin has been working with Linux since 1995. He is the Co-Author of the 
Linux-Security-HOWTO. In 1999 he started build the KRUD distribution. Since 
1999 he has been working for tummy.com doing Linux consulting and System 
Administration.

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KISS Session Topic (6:30PM): Linux Q & A with a CLUE tech. panel

Is there something about Linux that you don't understand? How about that 
stupid question that you're just too embarrassed to ask in front of others? 
Now is your chance to resolve those issues, get your system running again or 
impress your friends with your new-found knowledge.

For the October KISS session, a panel of experts, or maybe even the entire 
audience, will pool their collective open minds and provide insightful 
reasoning to help you get your system in order.

Please submit your burning questions to the Admin group at the CLUE admin 
list. We will bring the top questions (and maybe some answers) to the October 
12 meeting. Don't worry; your name will not be included with the questions 
(unless you want the credit). In any case, attend the next meeting to learn 
the answer to your question and to others that you may not even know you had. 
Please include the subject line: KISS QUESTION in your email and submit it by 
Friday, October 8. 

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Colorado Linux Users and Enthusiasts (CLUE)
http://cluedenver.org/
Jeffery Cann, President


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