Maximum security :
Published by : Techmedia, (New Delhi :) Physical details: xxxi, 885 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. + ISBN:8176350397. Year: 1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
I. Setting the Stage. 1. Why Did I Write This Book? 2. How to Use This Book -- II. Understanding the Terrain. 3. Birth of a Network: The Internet. 4. A Brief Primer on TCP/IP. 5. Hackers and Crackers. 6. Just Who Can Be Hacked, Anyway? 7. Internet Warfare. 8. Security Concepts -- III. Tools. 9. Destructive Devices. 10. Scanners. 11. Password Crackers. 12. Trojans. 13. Sniffers. 14. Firewalls. 15. Logging and Audit Tools -- IV. Platforms and Security. 16. The Hole. 17. Microsoft. 18. UNIX: The Big Kahuna. 19. Novell. 20. VAX/VMS. 21. Macintosh -- V. Beginning at Ground Zero. 22. Who's in Charge? 23. Internal Security -- VI. The Remote Attack. 24. The Remote Attack. 25. Levels of Attack. 26. Spoofing Attacks. 27. Telnet-Based Attacks. 28. Languages, Extensions, and Security. 29. Hiding Your Identity -- VII. Appendixes -- A. Security Bibliography - Further Reading -- B. How to Get More Information -- C. Security Consultants --
D. Reference Documents Linked on the CD-ROM -- E. Reality Bytes: Computer Security and the Law.
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