Review content of asciidoc migration

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Trying to compare the documents content-wise to ensure nothing got "lost in translation".

• Title: Preface/Title: Missing Logo and organizations #386
• Preface
• Acknowledgements -> one reviewer missing, a867573
• Abstract

I. Introduction #260?

• 1. Audience
• 2. Related publications
• 3. How to read this guide: Introduction/How to read this guide: Flowchart missing #388
• 4. Disclaimer
  • several citations broken, see Disclaimer: Several broken citations #389, Migrate and fix citations in section disclaimer in preface/introduction.adoc #262?
  • missing "Security is a process.", de0bd25
• 4.1. Scope
  • wrong list elements, de0bd25
• 5. Methods
  • Link to acknowledgements broken, de0bd25

II: Best Practice

• 6. Webservers
  • 6.1. Apache
  • 6.2. lighttpd
  • 6.3. nginx
  • 6.4. Cherokee
  • 6.5. MS IIS
• 7. SSH
  • 7.1. OpenSSH - [ ]
  • 7.2. Cisco ASA
  • 7.3. Cisco IOS SSH: dead link to Cisco IOS SSH documentation #169
• 8. Mailservers migrate chapter mailservers to asciidoc #174?
  • 8.1. TLS usage in mail server protocols
  • 8.2. Recommended configuration
  • 8.3. Dovecot
  • 8.4. cyrus-imapd
  • 8.5. Postfix
  • 8.6. Exim
  • 8.7. Cisco ESA/IronPort
• 9. Virtual Private Networks fix references to screenshots in vpn.adoc #375?
  • 9.1. IPsec
  • 9.2. Check Point Next Generation Firewall
  • 9.3. TLS Based Applications
    • Wrong heading, should be "OpenVPN"
    • OpenVPN server/client config empty #392
  • 9.4. PPTP
  • 9.5. Cisco ASA
  • 9.6. Openswan
  • 9.7. tinc
• 10. PGP/GPG - Pretty Good Privacy
  • 10.1. Hashing
  • 10.2. Key Generation
  • 10.3. ECC - Elliptic Curve Cryptography
• 11. IPMI, ILO and other lights out management solutions
• 12. Instant Messaging Systems
  • 12.1. General server configuration recommendations
  • 12.2. ejabberd
  • 12.3. Chat privacy - Off-the-Record Messaging (OTR)
  • 12.4. Charybdis
  • 12.5. SILC
• 13. Databases
  • 13.1. Oracle
  • 13.2. MySQL
  • 13.3. DB2
  • 13.4. PostgreSQL
• 14. Proxy Solutions
  • 14.1. Bluecoat / Symantec
  • 14.2. HAProxy
  • 14.3. Pound
  • 14.4. stunnel
• 15. Kerberos
  • 15.1. Overview
  • 15.2. Implementations

III: Theory #271?

• 16. Overview
• 17. Cipher suites
  • 17.1. Architectural overview
  • 17.2. Forward Secrecy
  • 17.3. Recommended cipher suites
• 18. Recommended cipher suites
  • 18.1. Configuration A: Strong ciphers, fewer clients
  • 18.2. Configuration B: Weaker ciphers but better compatibility
  • 18.3. Compatibility
• 19. Random Number Generators
  • 19.1. When Random Number Generators Fail
• 20. Keylengths
  • 20.1. Summary
  • 20.2. Special remark on 3DES:
• 21. A note on Elliptic Curve Cryptography
• 22. A note on SHA-1
• 23. A note on Diffie Hellman Key Exchanges
• 24. Public Key Infrastructures
  • 24.1. Certificate Authorities
  • 24.2. Hardening PKI
  • 24.3. Certification Authorization Records
• 25. TLS and its support mechanisms
  • 25.1. HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)
  • 25.2. HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP)

IV: Appendix

• 26. Tools
  • 26.1. SSL & TLS
  • 26.2. Browser Checks
  • 26.3. Command Line Tools
  • 26.4. Key length
  • 26.5. Random Number Generators
  • 26.6. Guides
• 27. Links
• 28. Suggested Reading
• 29. Cipher Suite Name Cross-Reference
• 30. Further Research
  • 30.1. Software not covered by this guide
• Bibliography
• Index