Scott Oaks is a Java Technologist at Sun Microsystems, where he has worked since 1987. While at Sun, he has specialized in many disparate technologies, from the SunOS kernel to network programming and RPCs. Since 1995 he has primarily focused on Java and bringing Java technology to end users.

• 1. Java Application Security What Is Security? Software Used in This Book The Java Sandbox Security Debugging Summary. 2. The Default Sandbox Elements of the Java Sandbox Permissions Keystores Code Sources Policy Files The Default Sandbox The java.security File Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 3. Java Language Security Java Language Security Constructs Enforcement of the Java Language Rules Comparisons with Previous Releases Summary. 4. The Security Manager Overview of the Security Manager Operating on the Security Manager Methods of the Security Manager Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 5. The Access Controller The CodeSource Class Permissions The Policy Class Protection Domains The AccessController Class Guarded Objects Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 6. Java Class Loaders The Class Loader and Namespaces Class Loading Architecture Implementing a Class Loader Miscellaneous Class Loading Topics Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 7. Introduction to Cryptography The Need for Authentication The Role of Authentication Cryptographic Engines Summary. 8. Security Providers The Architecture of Security Providers The Provider Class The Security Class The Architecture of Engine Classes Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 9. Keys and Certificates Keys Generating Keys Key Factories Certificates Keys, Certificates, and Object Serialization Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 10. Key Management Key Management Terms The keytool The Key Management API A Key Management Example Secret Key Management Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 11. Message Digests Using the Message Digest Class Secure Message Digests Message Digest Streams Implementing a MessageDigest Class Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 12. Digital Signatures The Signature Class Signed Classes Implementing a Signature Class Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 13. Cipher-Based Encryption The Cipher Engine Cipher Streams Sealed Objects Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 14. SSL and HTTPS An Overview of SSL and JSSE SSL Client and Server Sockets SSL Sessions SSL Contexts and Key Managers Miscellaneous SSL Issues The HTTPS Protocol Handler Debugging JSSE Summary. 15. Authentication and Authorization JAAS Overview Simple JAAS programming Simple JAAS Administration Advanced JAAS Topics Summary. A. The java.security File. B. Security Resources. C. Identity-Based Key Management. D. The Secure Java Container. E. Implementing a JCE Security Provider. F. Quick Reference. Index

'This is a great book about Java Security. If you are a Java programmer who want to write secure applications or a system administrator, you should read this book'. Evgeny Gesin, JavaDesk, Israel.

Scott Oaks is a Java Technologist at Sun Microsystems, where he has worked since 1987. While at Sun, he has specialized in many disparate technologies, from the SunOS kernel to network programming and RPCs. Since 1995 he has primarily focused on Java and bringing Java technology to end users.

• 1. Java Application Security What Is Security? Software Used in This Book The Java Sandbox Security Debugging Summary. 2. The Default Sandbox Elements of the Java Sandbox Permissions Keystores Code Sources Policy Files The Default Sandbox The java.security File Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 3. Java Language Security Java Language Security Constructs Enforcement of the Java Language Rules Comparisons with Previous Releases Summary. 4. The Security Manager Overview of the Security Manager Operating on the Security Manager Methods of the Security Manager Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 5. The Access Controller The CodeSource Class Permissions The Policy Class Protection Domains The AccessController Class Guarded Objects Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 6. Java Class Loaders The Class Loader and Namespaces Class Loading Architecture Implementing a Class Loader Miscellaneous Class Loading Topics Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 7. Introduction to Cryptography The Need for Authentication The Role of Authentication Cryptographic Engines Summary. 8. Security Providers The Architecture of Security Providers The Provider Class The Security Class The Architecture of Engine Classes Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 9. Keys and Certificates Keys Generating Keys Key Factories Certificates Keys, Certificates, and Object Serialization Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 10. Key Management Key Management Terms The keytool The Key Management API A Key Management Example Secret Key Management Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 11. Message Digests Using the Message Digest Class Secure Message Digests Message Digest Streams Implementing a MessageDigest Class Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 12. Digital Signatures The Signature Class Signed Classes Implementing a Signature Class Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 13. Cipher-Based Encryption The Cipher Engine Cipher Streams Sealed Objects Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 14. SSL and HTTPS An Overview of SSL and JSSE SSL Client and Server Sockets SSL Sessions SSL Contexts and Key Managers Miscellaneous SSL Issues The HTTPS Protocol Handler Debugging JSSE Summary. 15. Authentication and Authorization JAAS Overview Simple JAAS programming Simple JAAS Administration Advanced JAAS Topics Summary. A. The java.security File. B. Security Resources. C. Identity-Based Key Management. D. The Secure Java Container. E. Implementing a JCE Security Provider. F. Quick Reference. Index

'This is a great book about Java Security. If you are a Java programmer who want to write secure applications or a system administrator, you should read this book'. Evgeny Gesin, JavaDesk, Israel.

Scott Oaks is a Java Technologist at Sun Microsystems, where he has worked since 1987. While at Sun, he has specialized in many disparate technologies, from the SunOS kernel to network programming and RPCs. Since 1995 he has primarily focused on Java and bringing Java technology to end users.

• 1. Java Application Security What Is Security? Software Used in This Book The Java Sandbox Security Debugging Summary. 2. The Default Sandbox Elements of the Java Sandbox Permissions Keystores Code Sources Policy Files The Default Sandbox The java.security File Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 3. Java Language Security Java Language Security Constructs Enforcement of the Java Language Rules Comparisons with Previous Releases Summary. 4. The Security Manager Overview of the Security Manager Operating on the Security Manager Methods of the Security Manager Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 5. The Access Controller The CodeSource Class Permissions The Policy Class Protection Domains The AccessController Class Guarded Objects Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 6. Java Class Loaders The Class Loader and Namespaces Class Loading Architecture Implementing a Class Loader Miscellaneous Class Loading Topics Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 7. Introduction to Cryptography The Need for Authentication The Role of Authentication Cryptographic Engines Summary. 8. Security Providers The Architecture of Security Providers The Provider Class The Security Class The Architecture of Engine Classes Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 9. Keys and Certificates Keys Generating Keys Key Factories Certificates Keys, Certificates, and Object Serialization Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 10. Key Management Key Management Terms The keytool The Key Management API A Key Management Example Secret Key Management Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 11. Message Digests Using the Message Digest Class Secure Message Digests Message Digest Streams Implementing a MessageDigest Class Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 12. Digital Signatures The Signature Class Signed Classes Implementing a Signature Class Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 13. Cipher-Based Encryption The Cipher Engine Cipher Streams Sealed Objects Comparison with Previous Releases Summary. 14. SSL and HTTPS An Overview of SSL and JSSE SSL Client and Server Sockets SSL Sessions SSL Contexts and Key Managers Miscellaneous SSL Issues The HTTPS Protocol Handler Debugging JSSE Summary. 15. Authentication and Authorization JAAS Overview Simple JAAS programming Simple JAAS Administration Advanced JAAS Topics Summary. A. The java.security File. B. Security Resources. C. Identity-Based Key Management. D. The Secure Java Container. E. Implementing a JCE Security Provider. F. Quick Reference. Index

'This is a great book about Java Security. If you are a Java programmer who want to write secure applications or a system administrator, you should read this book'. Evgeny Gesin, JavaDesk, Israel.