Titlebook: Enterprise Mac Security: Mac OS X Snow Leopard; Charles Edge,William Barker,Gene Sullivan Book 20102nd edition Apress 2010 Internet.Mac OS

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Macronutrients

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Setting Up the Mac OS X Firewall or network. The term is a bit ambiguous, because there are many types of firewalls. In Chapter 10, we discussed the importance of using a firewall to act as a gateway into your network, denying and allowing network traffic on a network-wide basis between your computers and the outside world. This i

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File Serviceslenge is twofold-how do you keep files accessible to those who need them while simultaneously keeping them inaccessible to those who don’t? Sharing files over a network is also an inherently dangerous activity. Other computers’ users can access files on your system without physically gaining access

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Web Site Securityt to hack it?” Although it’s true that infiltrating and grabbing personal or business information from your web server might be significant, there are other reasons to break into a web server. For example, hackers want to exploit and control the largest amount of servers in the shortest amount of ti

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Charles Edge,William Barker,Gene SullivanA definitive, expert-driven update of the popular, slash-dotted first edition, containing detailed Mac OS X security information and walkthroughs on securing systems, including the Snow Leopard operat