Linux Journal Issue #112/August 2003
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    Features

   Implementing Encrypted Home Directories  by Mike Petullo
          Keep your files safely encrypted when you're logged out, and automatically get access when you log in.

   Take Control of TCPA  by David Safford, Jeff Kravitz and Leendert van Doorn
          The free code behind IBM's new security chip. Menace or protector?

   The Power of the Incredible Hulk--The ILM Linux Death Star  by Robin Rowe
          This fully operational battle station is a 750-node Linux cluster running a custom batch scheduling program.

   Root for All on the SE Linux Play Machine  by Russell Coker
          Set visitors loose as root and see what they break--can SE Linux alone keep the system safe?

    Indepth

   Eleven SSH Tricks  by Daniel R. Allen
          You know it's the secure way to connect to your server. But OpenSSH is fast and convenient too.

   VTun  by Ryan Breen
          Need to make a secure connection from home? Set up a simple virtual private network?

   2003 Editors' Choice Awards  by LJ Staff
          With all the great Linux stuff introduced in the past year, these are some of the hardest decisions we've ever made.

    Embedded

   Driving Me Nuts  Device Chassis   by Greg Kroah-Hartman

    Toolbox

   Kernel Korner  NSA Security Enhanced Linux  by Faye Coker

   At the Forge  CMF Types  by Reuven M. Lerner
   Cooking with Linux  Illuminating Your Network's Darkest Corners  by Marcel Gagné

   Paranoid Penguin  Authenticate with LDAP  by Mick Bauer

    Columns

   Linux for Suits   Practical Penguin Progress  by Doc Searls

   EOF   Consider Accessibility   by Janina Sajka

    Reviews

   Red Hat 9  by Marco Fioretti

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   From the Editor: Security: Yes, It's Part of Your Job

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