Appendix A. Linux Security Command Reference
This command reference provides summaries of Linux commands, files, and add-on utilities commonly used in security or system administration. Use these summaries to familiarize yourself with well-known commands, how they relate to security, how they're used, what other resources they're related to, and where they're discussed elsewhere in this book.
Entries consist of two parts:
Description—. A brief explanation of what the command, tool, or file does.
Security Relevance—. How the command, tool, or file relates to security.
Most commands are cross-referenced against related commands in this appendix.
.htaccess
Description: The htpasswd access file.
Security Relevance: When you're using the htpasswd system to ...
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