Network Application System Security Manual

Author: Zhonglian Greenbone
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Network security is a comprehensive concept. The risks in a network include security vulnerabilities in information entry and exit points, operating systems, applications, transmission protocols, databases, security threats from virus infections, and security vulnerabilities in hardware devices. For some system administrators, it seems that having a firewall ensures network security. However, in reality, a seemingly robust network system equipped with firewalls, IDS, and other security devices may still be compromised by a small CGI vulnerability in a web service, allowing attackers to infiltrate the server or even penetrate the entire network. Therefore, a firewall is just the beginning of security; managing personnel and reinforcing application systems are the keys to achieving network security. This book provides detailed introductions to the configurations and security settings of various common network services, as well as the vulnerabilities and solutions that have occurred in these service programs over the years. It is believed to be of great help to network administrators. This book is suitable for junior network administrators and can also be referenced by a wide range of engineering and technical personnel in related fields.
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