Java and Internet Security

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iUniverse, 2000 - Computers - 208 pages

Welcome to exciting realm of Java and Internet Security. Whether you are new to security or a guru, these pages offer introductory and advanced discussions of the hottest security technologies for developing and understanding successful e-business applications. This book offers several complimentary sections for easy reading and includes a generous helping of code samples. We introduce you to the Java 2 security model and its numerous objects and dive into explaining and exploiting cryptography in your applications. This book also includes an in-depth explanation of public keys, digital signatures, and the use of these security objects in Internet messaging and Java programs. We also cover other security topics including the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), Java Authentication and Authorization Services (JAAS), and Kerberos.

 

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Contents

Introduction to Java Security
1
Introduction to Cryptography
35
Public Key Technologies
71
Internet Security
111
Other Security Issues
151
Conclusion
169
IBM DeveloperToolbox
171
About the Authors
175
References
177
Index
179
Copyright

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Theodore Shrader
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Bibliographic information

TitleJava and Internet Security
Java series
AuthorsTheodore J. Shrader, Theodore Shrader, Bruce A. Rich, Anthony J. Nadalin
Editionillustrated
PublisheriUniverse, 2000
ISBN0595135005, 9780595135004
Length208 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Computers / Electronic Commerce
Computers / Internet / Online Safety & Privacy
Computers / Languages / Java
Computers / Security / Network Security
  
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