Linux security (outline)

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Outline of the contents of "Linux Security on Personal Computers" . Part of a proposal for a talk on the same at the FOSSmeet @ NIT-C , Feb 2014.

Tecnologia

Linux Security on PC’s
FOSSmeet@NIT-C
2014

About the Speaker

R.Harish Navnit
Amrita Vishwa

● FOSS@Amrita
● PLUG Member
(Pune Linux
User Group)
● Crisis
Communicator
● KDE

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