Internet and TCP/IP Network Security: Securing Protocols and Applications

ISBN-10: 0070482152
ISBN-13: 9780070482159
Category: Computers / Security / General
Pages: 357
Language: English
Published: 1996
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill
Authors: Uday O. Pabrai, Vijay K. Gurbani

Description

Here is the step-by-step guide to setting up & using firewall security systems-as well as other products-that UNIX programmers have sorely needed. It not only describes what a firewall can do, but also, importantly, what it cannot do. Practically & authoritative, the book delivers details on how to secure internal networks from Internet intrusion... how to customize firewalls & network configuration files to suit specific security needs... & how to configure & use the controversial SATAN software, as well as security tools available via Anonymous FTP. In addition, it sheds light on emerging technologies such as Kerberos (a primary standard for authenticating identities developed at MIT to develop its own network).

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