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Chapter 17. Peering through the Window

17. Peering through the Window

Chapter Spotlight

  • Peer-to-peer sharing, potential inappropriate disclosure, and code installation

  • Easy-to-use, secure programming features

  • Explanation of security risks to new or uninformed computer users

  • Protection for computer objects: copyrights, patents, and trade secrets

  • Guard software to protect against unacceptable outbound code and data transfers

Attack: Sharing Too Much677
Attack Details: Characteristics of Peer-to-Peer Networks677
Threat: Inappropriate Data Disclosure680
Threat: Introduction of Malicious Software681
Threat: Exposure to Unauthorized Access682
Vulnerability: User Failure to Employ Access Controls683
Vulnerability: Unsafe User Interface683
Vulnerability: Malicious Downloaded Software684
Countermeasure: User Education685
Countermeasure: Secure-by-Default Software685
Countermeasure: Legal Action686
Countermeasure: Outbound Firewall or Guard688
Conclusion689
Recurring Thread: Legal—Protecting Computer Objects691
Exercises704



  

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