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A Guide for the Rest of Us, 3rd edition |
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Table of Contents
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A Guide for the Rest of Us, 3rd edition |
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Table of Contents
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1- Getting Started About this Book About the Second Edition What's New About Open Door Networks PART 1 General Security Principles 2- What, Me Worry? More People on the Net More Often More People Doing More Important Things More and More Attacks Why Me? It Gets Worse Broadband Connections Are Especially Vulnerable But I Use a Mac! What, Me Worry Too Much? 3- Physical Security Things that Can Go Wrong Physical Security First Things Will Go Wrong Anyway 4- Managing Passwords More and More Passwords Choosing Good Passwords Keeping Your Passwords Secret Managing Your Passwords Passwords in the Future 5- Safe Surfing Safe Web Browsing Safe E-mail Safe Chatting Safety with Other Internet Applications General Safe Surfing Practices 6- Internet Basics Infrastructure Protocols IP Addresses and Host Names Port Numbers The Network Preferences Dialog |
PART 2 Securing Internet Services 7- Principles of Securing Internet Services Using Versus Providing Internet Services Internet-capable Applications Levels of Security AppleTalk and TCP/IP Unix User Accounts 8- The Sharing Preferences Dialog The Sharing Pane of the System Preferences Dialog File Sharing Windows Sharing Web Sharing Remote Login FTP Access Remote Management Remote Apple Events Printer (and fax) Sharing Xgrid Internet Sharing Screen Sharing Bluetooth Sharing DVD/CD Sharing Scanner Sharing 9- Securing iLife and other built-in Internet Services iTunes iPhoto Image Capture iSync Syncing with MobileMe Disk Utility 10- Securing Third-Party Internet Services Timbuktu Retrospect FileMaker Pro Parallels, VMware and other Windows environments Other Applications |
PART 3 Enhancing Overall Security 11- Viruses What Viruses Are What Viruses Can Do What You Can Do About Them 12- Personal Firewalls Firewall Basics Features Mac OS X's Built-in Firewall Configuring a Personal Firewall Testing a Personal Firewall Troubleshooting a Firewall Network Address Translation 13- Analyzing and Responding to Security Threats Generating Useful Data Detecting Suspicious Activity Investigating and Reporting Suspicious Activity Understanding Common Access Attempts The Most Common Attacks: A Case Study PART 4 Advanced Topics 14- Just Say No to FTP What Is FTP? Why Is FTP So Bad? What Can You Use in Place of FTP? 15- Home Networking Home Routers Other Home Network Devices General Security Precautions for Home Networks 16- Wireless Networking How AirPort Works How AirPort Is Used Securing AirPort 17- iPhone and iPod touch security Physical Security Managing Passwords iPhone Settings Safe Surfing Wireless Networking |
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