Securing Java: Getting Down to Business with Mobile Code
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GARY McGRAW is Vice President and Senior Research Scientist with Reliable Software Technologies and an international authority on Java security. Dr. McGraw is the author of over 50 peer-reviewed technical publications, consults with major e-commerce vendors including Visa, and is the principal investigator on several U.S. government research grants. EDWARD W. FELTEN is Professor of Computer Science at Princeton University where he leads the world-renowned Secure Internet Programming team. Professor Felten discovered many of Java's security holes and is actively involved in designing more secure approaches to mobile code.
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Mobile Code and Security: Why Java Security Is Important.
The Base Java Security Model: The Original Applet Sandbox.
Beyond the Sandbox: Signed Code and Java 2.
Malicious Applets: Avoiding a Common Nuisance.
Attack Applets: Exploiting Holes in the Security Model.
Securing Java: Improvements, Solutions, and Snake Oil.
Java Security Guidelines: Developing and Using Java More Securely.
Java Card Security: How Smart Cards and Java Mix.
The Future of Java Security: Challenges Facing Mobile Code.
Appendices.
References.
Index.
The Base Java Security Model: The Original Applet Sandbox.
Beyond the Sandbox: Signed Code and Java 2.
Malicious Applets: Avoiding a Common Nuisance.
Attack Applets: Exploiting Holes in the Security Model.
Securing Java: Improvements, Solutions, and Snake Oil.
Java Security Guidelines: Developing and Using Java More Securely.
Java Card Security: How Smart Cards and Java Mix.
The Future of Java Security: Challenges Facing Mobile Code.
Appendices.
References.
Index.
