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From: Paul Walsh <paul@nation-net.com>
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Can anyone suggest reading or info on security for a freeBSD webserver 
(apache), standalone with a handful of public accounts, some of which 
use httpd password access for page updates?

Is tcp wrapper something everyone should use?
What are the real chances of someone hacking in through telnet or ftp, 
or apache?

Thanks for your time,

Paul Walsh

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