Computer Network Security

Author: Zhang Youchun
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book consists of 14 chapters, introducing cybersecurity models and the research content of cybersecurity technologies. It covers the theoretical foundation of cybersecurity technologies, including concepts such as number theory, information theory, and complexity. Additionally, it explores fundamental information security topics such as symmetric encryption systems, public-key systems, digital signatures and authentication, and key management. The book also delves into various cybersecurity technologies, including database security and encryption, email security, IP security, web security, and firewall technology. Furthermore, it addresses network attacks and prevention, intrusion detection systems, and the diagnosis and removal of computer viruses. The book is highly systematic, offering both an introduction to cybersecurity technologies and a brief overview of their theoretical foundations. The content is up-to-date, reflecting the latest trends, methods, and technologies in the field of network and information security. With a moderate length, the book provides a certain depth of theory and serves as a valuable reference. It can be used as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in information science, excluding those majoring in information security, as well as for elective courses for undergraduate and graduate students in other disciplines. The book also reflects the latest trends, methods, and technologies in the field of network and information security, with a moderate length and a certain depth of theory, making it a valuable reference. Additionally, it can serve as a reference and self-study material for professionals working in computer networks.