دانلود کتاب Inside Java 2 Platform Security: Architecture, API Design, and Implementation (2nd Edition)

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Copyright The Java™ Series Preface How This Book Is Organized Acknowledgments About the Authors Preface to the First Edition Acknowledgments for the First Edition Chapter 1. Computer and Network Security Fundamentals Section 1.1. Cryptography versus Computer Security Section 1.2. Threats and Protection Section 1.3. Perimeter Defense Section 1.4. Access Control and Security Models Section 1.5. Using Cryptography Section 1.6. Authentication Section 1.7. Mobile Code Section 1.8. Where Java Technology–Based Security Fits In Chapter 2. Basic Security for the Java Programming Language Section 2.1. The Java Programming Language and Platform Section 2.2. Original Basic Security Architecture Section 2.3. Bytecode Verification and Type Safety Section 2.4. Signed Applets Section 2.5. Further Enhancements Chapter 3. Java 2 Security Architecture Section 3.1. Security Architecture Requirements of Java 2 Section 3.2. Overview of the Java 2 Security Architecture Section 3.3. Architecture Summary Section 3.4. Lessons Learned Chapter 4. Secure Class Loading Section 4.1. Class Files, Types, and Defining Class Loaders Section 4.2. Well-Known Class Loader Instances Section 4.3. Class Loader Hierarchies Section 4.4. Loading Classes Section 4.5. SecureClassLoader Details Section 4.6. URLClassLoader Details Section 4.7. Class Paths Chapter 5. Elements of Security Policy Section 5.1. Permissions Section 5.2. Describing Code Section 5.3. ProtectionDomain Section 5.4. Security Policy Section 5.5. Assigning Permissions Section 5.6. Dynamic Security Policy Chapter 6. Enforcing Security Policy Section 6.1. SecurityManager Section 6.2. AccessControlContext Section 6.3. DomainCombiner Section 6.4. AccessController Chapter 7. Customizing the Security Architecture Section 7.1. Creating New Permission Types Section 7.2. Customizing Security Policy Section 7.3. Customizing the Access Control Context Chapter 8. Establishing Trust Section 8.1. Digital Certificates Section 8.2. Establishing Trust with Certification Paths Section 8.3. Establishing Trust in Signed Code Section 8.4. User-Centric Authentication and Authorization Using JAAS Section 8.5. Distributed End-Entity Authentication Chapter 9. Object Security Section 9.1. Security Exceptions Section 9.2. Fields and Methods Section 9.3. Static Fields Section 9.4. Private Object State and Object Immutability Section 9.5. Privileged Code Section 9.6. Serialization Section 9.7. Inner Classes Section 9.8. Native Methods Section 9.9. Signing Objects Section 9.10. Sealing Objects Section 9.11. Guarding Objects Chapter 10. Programming Cryptography Section 10.1. Cryptographic Concepts Section 10.2. Design Principles Section 10.3. Cryptographic Services and Service Providers Section 10.4. Core Cryptography Classes Section 10.5. Additional Cryptography Classes Section 10.6. Code Examples Section 10.7. Standard Names Section 10.8. Algorithm Specifications Chapter 11. Network Security Section 11.1. Java GSS-API Section 11.2. JSSE Section 11.3. Remote Method Invocation Chapter 12. Deploying the Security Architecture Section 12.1. Installing the Latest Java 2 Platform Software Section 12.2. The Installation Directory Section 12.3. Setting System and Security Properties Section 12.4. Securing the Deployment Section 12.5. Installing Provider Packages Section 12.6. Policy Configuration Section 12.7. JAAS Login Configuration Files Section 12.8. Security Tools Section 12.9. X.500 Distinguished Names Section 12.10. Managing Security Policies for Nonexperts Chapter 13. Other Platforms and Future Directions Section 13.1. Introduction to Java Card Section 13.2. Introduction to Java 2 Micro Edition Section 13.3. Security Enhancements on the Horizon for J2SE Section 13.4. Brief Introduction to Jini Network Technology Section 13.5. Brief Introduction to J2EE Section 13.6. Client Containers Section 13.7. Final Remarks Bibliography