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Terminal Server Security
In this chapter from "Windows Server 2003/2000 Terminal Server Solutions, Third Edition, Implementing Windows Terminal Services and Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server 3.0," you'll learn how to strike the right balance between mitigating risks while...
December 2020
Introducing LINQ
Chapter 1 presents LINQ, its history, the reasons to use it, and quick “hello world” examples with objects, XML, and...
February 2008
Operating Systems
Computer operating systems enable us to use application software, store information,
and join the network. The operating system is the most important program running on a computer.
Without it the other programs and features will not operate. In this...
November 2007
Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Process Control and SCADA
This chapter examines process control and SCADA systems, followed by the reasons convergence is necessary and the challenges and threats that face the organizations responsible for protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure. We will also hear from...
November 2007
Disks and Filesystems
In this chapter we’ll consider the most common disk tasks every system
administrator...
November 2007
Living in a Network-Centric World
Upon Completion of this chapter, you will be able to answer the following questions:
- How do networks impact our daily lives?
- What is the role of data networking in the human network?
- What are the key components of a data network?
- What are the...
October 2007
One Night on My ISP
In this chapter I’ll bring together many of the visualization techniques
presented thus far and use them to analyze more complex and...
September 2007
The changing face of C# development
In this chapter, we’ll have a sneak peek at a few of the features the rest of the book will cover. We’ll see that while C# 2 fixed a lot of the issues people encountered when using C# 1, the ideas in C# 3 could significantly change the way we write code...
September 2007
ISA 2006 Stateful Inspection and Application Layer Filtering
In the chapter, application filters and Web filters will be provided as...
August 2007
Handling web requests
In this chapter and the one that follows, we’ll explore the Spring MVC web framework. In this chapter, we’ll focus on the parts of Spring MVC that process requests. You’ll see how to extend Spring’s rich set of controller objects to handle
virtually any...
August 2007
First steps with the Microsoft Ajax Library
This chapter is the first one dedicated to the Microsoft Ajax Library, which is
written on top of JavaScript and constitutes the client portion of the ASP.NET AJAX
framework. In the tour of the basic framework components in chapter 1, you
began to...
August 2007
Securing CS-MARS
A Security Information Management (SIM) system can contain a tremendous amount of
sensitive information. This is because it receives event logs from security systems
throughout a network. These logs potentially contain information that can be used to...
July 2007
Design patterns
Much of the literature on software design nowadays focuses on design patterns.
Design patterns are an attempt to make the principles of good object-oriented
design more explicit. Patterns are defined as “a recurrent solution to a problem.” But
using...
June 2007
Deploying a Virtual Machine in Xen
Solutions in this chapter:
¦ Workload Planning and Virtual Machine
Placement
¦ Installing Modified Guests
¦ Installing Unmodified Guests
¦ Installing Windows Guests
¦ Physical-to-Virtual Migrations of Existing
Physical Servers
¦ Importing and...
May 2007
Common Protocols
This chapter is an overview of some of the
more common protocols that appear in
Wireshark. It will look at sample trace files
containing working examples of several different
protocols and then discuss how each one...
May 2007
Hello Indigo
This chapter will be your introduction to the programming model of WCF. We will start
by reviewing the principals of a Service Oriented Architecture and how WCF supports
those principals. Then we will also describe some practical deployment scenarios...
May 2007
Introducing Snort
An IDS is the high-tech equivalent of a burglar alarm, one that is configured to monitor information
gateways, hostile activities, and known intruders. An IDS is a specialized tool that knows how to parse
and interpret network traffic and/or host...
April 2007
Introduction to C++/CLI
In this chapter, you’ll see what C++/CLI can be used for and how C++/CLI
improves the now-obsolete Managed C++ syntax. We’ll also go over basic C++/
CLI syntax. By the end of this chapter, you’ll know how to write and compile a
C++/CLI program and how...
April 2007
Microsoft Vista: Trusted Platform Module Services
Solutions in this chapter:
¦ Understanding the TPM
¦ Configuring and Managing the TPM on a
Stand-Alone System
¦ Configuring and Managing the TPM in an
Enterprise Environment
¦ TPM Applications
¦ Understanding the Security Implications of
the...
February 2007
Code Auditing and Reverse Engineering
The goal of this chapter is for any computer-literate individual to be able
to take an already-developed piece of code and determine if it has fundamental
security problems.We provide you with a detailed list of problem areas pertaining to
various...
January 2007
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