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Security (java.security.*)
One of the key points in Java. There are several levels of security in Java: language level, VM level, API level, browser level, etc. Lots of improvements have been made in the JDK1.2 over the JDK1.1. Not only applets, but also applications can be subject to a security policy file that lists a set of permissions to a particular resource and a number of various signers and locations. There are also API's for authentication, data encryption and decryption. Check out the Cryptography category for more information.
Related Categories
Applet Security and Code Signing, The Java Security Tool (javakey)
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General:
What is a SandBox?
What is a SecurityManager?
How do I write my own SecurityManager?
How do I pass a policy file to the appletviewer?
What is privileged code?
What is the difference between doAs and doAsPrivileged?
How do I disallow policy files from being specified at command-line?
How do I specify that my policy file is loaded from a URL?
What is a keystore?
How do I get a certificate from a keystore?
How do I grant fine-grained permission to a particular JAR?
How do I debug permissions set by policy files?
What is a digital signature?
What is a digital certificate?
What is a certification authority (CA)?
How do I create a digital certificate with keytool?
What is non-repudiation?
How do I get a private key from a keystore?
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Related Books:
- JAVA 2 Network Security
- Cryptography and Security in Java (Advances in Object Technology Series , No 20)
- The Java(tm) Class Libraries, Second Edition, Volume 1: java.io, java.lang, java.math, java.net, java.text, java.util
- Securing Java: Getting Down to Business with Mobile Code, 2nd Edition
- Java Network Security (The Itso Networking Series)
- Java Security
- Java Cryptography
- Inside Java 2 Platform Security: Architecture, API Design, and Implementation
- Java Security Handbook
- Java & Internet Security
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