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Le grand livre de SecuriteInfo.com

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Livres électroniques gratuits

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Espionnage

L'imagerie militaire

Systèmes d'exploitation

Linux Security HOWTO 1.1.1
Improving the security of your unix system
An Approach to UNIX Security Logging
The "Session Tty" Manager

Réseau

Security Problems in the TCP/IP Protocol Suite
Inferring Internet Denial-of-Service Activity
Pseudo-Network Drivers and Virtual Networks
PATHALIAS or The Care and Feeling of Relative Addresses
Moat: a Virtual Private Network Appliance and Service Platform

Cryptographie

Using PKI for PC Security
AES Key Agility Issues in High-Speed IPsec Implementation
A Better Key Schedule for DES-Like Ciphers
Cryptographic Modes of Operation for the Internet
Limitations of the Kerberos Authentication System
Probable Plaintext Cryptanalysis of the IP Secyrity Protocols

Stéganographie

Surmonting the Effects of Lossy Compression on Steganography

Programmation

Java Security : From HotJava to Netscape and Beyond

Firewall

Implementing a Distributed Firewall
Improved Firewalling by Using IPV6 and Multiple Addresses per Host

Divers

Quality of Security Service
The Mobile Workforce - The Weakest Link
From Desktop to Desert - Protect Your Devices, Protect Your Data
Poinsec - Overview of PC Security
An Evening with Berferd In Which a Cracker is Lured, Endured, and Studied
An introduction to Computer Security : The NIST Handbook
Results of the Security in ActiveX Workshop
Wiretapping the net
Computer Security - An End State ?
Critical Infrastructures You Can Trust : Where Telecommunications Fits

Arnaud Jacques