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Enterprise Java Security: Building Secure J2EE Applications
| An Overview of Java Technology and Security As e-business matures, companies require enterprise-scalable functionality for their corporate Internet and intranet environments. To support the...
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| Enterprise Network Security and Java Technology Computer security must be holistic, as attackers concentrate on the weakest links. Therefore, the security of a system...
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| Enterprise Java Security Fundamentals The J2EE platform has achieved remarkable success in meeting enterprise needs, resulting in its widespread adoption. The security infrastructure plays...
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| Servlet and JSP Security An enterprise solution has come to be considered incomplete if the applications it enables cannot be accessed over the Web....
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| EJB Security No enterprise solution is complete without the ability to model business processes and perform transactions. These transactions may use existing, or legacy,...
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| Enterprise Java Security Deployment Scenarios The J2EE security model forms a fundamental building block for secure enterprise systems. Such a specification needs to be...
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| J2SE Security Fundamentals Java technology is not just for applets any more. Developers now use Java technology to build stand-alone, enterprise-class applications to enable...
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| The Java 2 Permission Model The Java programming language has been one of the fastest-growing technologies in use on the Internet. The Java advantage...
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| Authentication and Authorization with JAAS Enterprise authentication and authorization requirements can be fairly complex. To make matters worse, all applications or solutions in a...
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| The Theory of Cryptography One of the essential ingredients of e-business and enterprise computing is cryptography. Cryptography plays a critical role in J2SE and...
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| The Java 2 Platform and Cryptography From JDK V1.1 onward, Java provides general-purpose APIs and service provider interfaces (SPIs) for cryptographic functions, collectively known...
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| PKCS and S/MIME in J2EE Public-Key cryptography is seeing wide application and acceptance in e-business applications. One thing is increasingly clear: If public-key cryptography...
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| The SSL and TLS Protocols in a J2EE Environment In on page 377, we discussed the capabilities for invoking cryptographic functions from within Java...
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| Enterprise Security for Web Services The eXtensible Markup Language (XML), because of its simplicity and flexibility, is expected to facilitate Internet business-to-business (B2B) messaging....
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| Security Considerations for Container Providers Any sound specification should be backed by a solid implementation that adheres to the specification; is secure, reliable, and...
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| Epilogue In this book, we have described the security of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition platform. After introducing the general concepts of Java and...
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