Cybersecurity: Technology and Practice

Author: Liu Jianwei
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is rich in content, clear in concepts, and concise in language. In terms of fundamental knowledge of network security and the theory of cryptography, it strives to be both in-depth and accessible, easy to understand. In the application of network security, it emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, making it highly practical. Especially, it provides many exercises at the end of each chapter and a large number of references at the end of the book, facilitating further in-depth study for interested readers. This book can serve as a textbook for graduate and undergraduate students in information security, communication, and computer science at universities, as well as a reference for network security engineers, network administrators, and computer users, or as a training textbook for network security. The book is divided into 3 parts and 15 chapters. Part 1, "Fundamentals of Network Security," consists of 3 chapters, primarily discussing basic knowledge of network security and elaborating on the security threats existing in today's computer networks from the perspective of network protocol security. Part 2, "Fundamentals of Cryptography," consists of 5 chapters, providing a detailed discussion of various cryptographic technologies involved in network security. Part 3, "Practical Applications of Network Security," consists of 7 chapters, mainly introducing some important products and their technological applications in practical network security. This book is rich in content, clear in concepts, and concise in language. In terms of fundamental knowledge of network security and the theory of cryptography, it strives to be both in-depth and accessible, easy to understand. In the application of network security products, it emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, making it highly practical. Especially, it provides many exercises at the end of each chapter and a large number of references at the end of the book, facilitating further in-depth study for interested readers. This book can serve as a textbook for graduate and undergraduate students in information security, communication, and computer science at universities, as well as a reference for network security engineers, network administrators, and computer users, or as a training textbook for network security.