When I first mentioned to a colleague of mine that I was writing a book on JavaTM security, he immediately starting asking me questions about firewalls and Internet DMZs. Another colleague overheard us and started asking about electronic commerce, which piqued the interest of a third colleague who wanted to hear all about virtual private networks. All this was interesting, but what I really wanted to talk about was how a Java applet could be allowed to read a file. | Table of Contents Who Should Read This Book .1 Versions Used in This Conventions Used in This Organization of This Bool .3 What s New in This How to Contact Feedback for the Chapter 1. Java Application What Is Security .7 Software Used in This The Java Security Chapter 2. The Default Elements of the Java Code Policy The Default The File .39 Comparison with Previous Chapter 3. Java Language Java Language Security Enforcement of the Java Language Comparisons with Previous Chapter 4. The Security Overview of the Security Operating on the Security Methods of the Security Comparison with Previous Chapter 5. The Access The CodeSource The Policy Protection The AccessController Guarded Comparison with Previous i Table of Contents Chapter 6. Java Class The Class Loader and Namespaces .99 Class Loading Implementing a Class Miscellaneous Class Loading Comparison with Previous Chapter 7. Introduction to The Need for The Role of Cryptographic Chapter 8. Security The Architecture of Security The Provider The Security The Architecture of Engine Comparison with Previous Chapter 9. Keys and .
