Operating System Design/Security/Security
< Operating System Design < SecuritySecurity is one of the most sought-after features in an operating system today. With computers now being used to store vast amounts of data, from top-secret government information to enterprises and business keeping track of bank account numbers, security in an operating system is a must. Within the next pages we will discuss the basics of OS security, from user authentication and cryptography to modern internet cryptographic algorithms.
Further reading
- Basic Computer Security
- Internet Technologies/SSH
- Minimizing hard disk drive failure and data loss
- ERP5 Handbook/Magic Security
- Security Architecture and Design
- Fundamentals of Information Systems Security
- .NET Development Foundation/Security
- Visual Basic .NET/Security
- FOSS Network Infrastructure and Security/Security Functions with FOSS
- CIW Security Professional Exam 1D0-470
- UNIX Computing Security
- Linux Guide/Security
- Evolution of Operating Systems Designs/Security: capabilities
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