July 2002
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
11h 1m
English
In today's world, and particularly with increasing device connectivity, more and more platforms interact with each other using networked facilities that are either fixed (such as LAN, modem, Internet connection, etc.), or mobile (such as GSM connection, wireless networks, UMTS, etc.). The main purpose of these interactions is either to exchange data between locations (i.e., move or copy it), or to perform a remote operation on the platform (which is an extension of the former case). Regardless of the security of the underlying protocols used for communication (whether TCP-IP, IPSEC, HTTP, HTTPS, and so on), both platforms can benefit from the TCPA features, described in previous chapters, in order to increase ...
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