The Way of Network Security: A Practical Guide to Passive Investigation and Indirect Attacks

Author: Wang Lanbo
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts. The first part analyzes security issues and solutions in the early stages of computer communication from the perspectives of information input and computer storage and processing of information. The second part introduces the various security risks and countermeasures faced by information when it is sent from a local computer to the Internet. The third part provides an in-depth analysis of potential attacks and corresponding countermeasures in the process of information transmission on the Internet by examining the various protocols and vulnerabilities of the Internet. The last part elaborates on other computer security-related issues from the perspective of the overall view of the Internet. Additionally, the thought-provoking materials provided at the end of each chapter can inspire readers to further reflect on the content discussed. This book is suitable for enthusiasts of computer security technology. Whether you are a security expert, a seasoned hacker, a computer science student, or an ordinary network enthusiast, you can benefit from this book.