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This can come in very handy,
Implementing a customized
Follow along as Java
A core requirement of any
if you need to compare 2
security library is
architect Abhijit Belapurkar
non-trivial P2P application
different projects or
expensive and unsuitable for
leads this detailed,
is secure communication
envs.
For example
medium and small
behind-the-scenes
between peers. While the
Development server against
applications. The Java
introduction to two
details of the security
prod, to ensure they both
Cryptography Extension,
distinctly different (yet
depend on how the
have same certs stored in
while the accepted standard
related) models of
application will be used and
cacerts (sampled by java
for these apps, brings up a
authorization: the
on what it will protect,
among others).
Code to
host of other problems. This
code-centric model of the
it's often possible to
generate list of certs,
article analyzes those
Java 2 platform security
implement strong,
along with there alias,
problems and demonstrates
architecture and the
general-purpose security
entry, owner and valid dates
how to solve them.
user-centric model of the
using off-the-shelf
is supplied at the URL.
Java Authentication and
technology such as SSL. This
Authorization Service.
article demonstrates how to
use SSL (via JSSE) in P2P
security.
Date: May, 23 2006 Date: Dec, 28 2004 Date: May, 06 2004 Date: Oct, 09 2001 |
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Weblets are Java programs
The problem of system
that run in a browser, using
security starts with
DirectDOM to directly
discovering the identity of
manipulate displayed
the user on the other end of
documents. Like most
the communications link.
Web-based programs, weblets
This article discusses three
pose a threat to system
familiar approaches for
security if they're
identifying users,
mishandled. Fortunately,
highlights their strengths
weblets come with built-in
and weaknesses (alone and in
security in the form of the
combinations), and provides
Java sandbox. This final
some examples of each.
installment of a three-part
series on DirectDOM and
weblet-based development
shows you how to use the
sandbox to your best
advantage. With simple,
working examples, this
article demonstrates what a
weblet can and can't do by
default, and also shows you
how to get around the
constraints of the sandbox
when the situation calls for
it.
Date: Jul, 25 2001 Date: Jun, 05 2001 |
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