SQLSERVER Security

Author: (USA) Andrew C., (USA) Litchfield D. et al. (Original), Zhou Junjie et al. (Translation)
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: The primary motivation for creating this book was the discovery that SQL Server is an often overlooked area of security. SQL Server is powerful and widely used, and it has found ways to access third-party software, developer workstations, and critical backend terminal systems globally. In the era of security audits, we can confidently tell you that SQL Server has become and will continue to be one of the most successful targets for successful breaches, whether from internal or external threats to system security. Whether it's remote developers or those connecting to the Internet from hotel rooms using Microsoft Data Engine (MSDE) developers, or users of backend servers that can easily connect to the Internet without filtering, when they use test databases in DMZs, SQL Server is a rich resource for those passionate about security issues—both protectors and attackers. The primary readers of this book are professionals in the field of computer security, database administrators, and all those responsible for managing the security of SQL Server servers and server applications. The book provides a detailed introduction to various fundamental concepts, so there is no need to have prior knowledge of the entire built-in security mechanisms of SQL Server. However, understanding these built-in security mechanisms.