Chapter 24
Ten More Resources for Information about TCP/IP Security
In This Chapter
Connecting with an extensive security glossary
Following pointers to security sites that are brilliantly helpful
Going to the movies and visiting museums
Keeping up to date on security violations and fixes with podcasts
Checking out a parent’s guide to online safety for kids
Ferreting out free online books and papers about Internet security
Remember the old saying, “The Internet protects those who protect themselves”? Okay, you caught us. We made it up. As you work your way across the Internet and Web, try saying it over and over. Protect yourself. Protect your business. Protect your kids. This chapter provides a smorgasbord of tasty delights that protect you from being eaten alive by security breaches. And to give you a break from all your hard work, this chapter takes you to visit a museum and watch a video.
Security from A to Z
The Security Center at www.linuxsecurity.com is for everyone who needs to know about Internet security, not just for Linux lovers. It includes invaluable information about Internet security. The Security Dictionary defines just about every Internet security term. In addition to the Dictionary, the Security Center contains security tips, book reviews, and white papers such as these:
“Wireless Security: Threats and Countermeasures”
“Are Passwords Really Free? A Closer Look at the Hidden Costs of Password Security”
“Wi-Fi Security: What Hackers Know That You Don’t”
“Establish ...
