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Linux Security - Using Security Tools
This lab is designed to practice your skills at updating security patches on your Linux OS as well as run nmap to scan for security vulnerabilities on your Linux servers. The scenario for the lab is as follows: The CEO of Eucalyptus and Lavender Inc. has sent out a company-wide email informing employees of a security vulnerability and asking all employees to ensure that security patches are updated on all systems as soon as possible. In your role as systems administrator, you manage 2 Linux systems. Please apply all security-only related updates to your 2 Linux servers. Then install nmap and run the vulnerability scan on both servers. Also, ensure that SSH port 22 is open. Good luck!
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Challenge
Log In to Server1 with SSH and Check for Security Updates
- Log in to Server1 and install all available security updates.
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Challenge
Install nmap on Server1 and Ensure SSH is Running on Port 22
- Install the nmap package on Server1 and scan the servers for vulnerabilities. Then make sure that SSH is running on port 22.
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Log In to Server2 with SSH and Check for Security Updates
- Log in to Server2 and install all available security updates.
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Install nmap on Server2 and Ensure SSH is Running on Port 22
1 . Install the nmap package on Server2 and scan the servers for vulnerabilities. Then make sure that SSH is running on port 22.
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