Code Hacking
A Developer's Guide to Network Security
by Richard Conway, Julian Cordingley
386 pages· 2004· ISBN 9781584503149
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Offering a hands-on approach to learning essential security skills and techniques, this useful handbook covers such key issues as firewalls, DMZ and NAT architecture, encryption, authentication, Web hacking, operating system vulnerabilities, and hacking techniques and software, with a companion CD containing a custom security scanner, sample code, and more. Original. (Advanced)
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