Author: John Hawke
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: As the Internet becomes a part of daily life, network security has become extremely important, just like the necessity of preventing thieves from entering one's home. The saying "prevention is better than cure" applies equally to cybersecurity. In fact, preventing black hacking and virus attacks is much easier than dealing with them once they occur. By following some basic principles, securing a critical gateway, setting up a dedicated firewall, and monitoring all online programs, you can make it very difficult for viruses or hackers to cross the line. This book explains, in a Top-to-Down approach, how to protect your computer or server from threats by first focusing on prevention. It discusses and researches various intrusion methods to help you better understand the behavior of hackers and viruses, then proceeds with relevant protections and barriers to thoroughly ensure the cybersecurity of your computer or server.
Anti-Virus and Anti-Hacking Complete Guide
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