Hacking – Firewalls And Networks How To Hack Into Remote Computers by Derek Atkins, Tom Sheldon and Tim Petru
Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 2.85mb
Overview: Every day, people use insurance to protect their valuables from fire or theft. Businesses protect themselves from intellectual theft through patents and trademarks. Because the use of global networking has increased the information flow and dependence upon our computing technology, Information System Managers have realized the need to protect their computing systems, networks, and information from damage and theft. Although there are several ways this can be achieved, the most prevalent is the use of a firewall.
Strictly speaking, a firewall can be defined as a collection of components that is placed between
two networks. Collectively, the following properties exist:
■ All traffic in either direction must pass through the firewall.
■ Only traffic authorized by the local security policy will be allowed to pass.
■ The firewall itself is immune to penetration.
Genre: Non Fiction Tech & Devices
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