Reviews

When dealing with computer networks, we can expect a number of possible problems, so troubleshooting and repairing tips and tricks can come really handy in the moment of …

The aim of this book is to provide you with all the information you need to pass the CompTIA Linux+ Certification exam. The Bible series of books is very popular and always a …

Even if you use Google all the time, this exceptional book will show you things you didn't know were possible. Since the Internet is developing and growing quite rapidly, …

eWallet is a tool that can contain all your private data in a compact and secure manner. The review is based on eWallet 3.1.OT running on a Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 …

As you can see, we have yet another wireless review on Help Net Security. As more and more people are migrating their wired networks into wire-free environment, wireless …

Identity theft has been one of the most discussed subjects in the news during the previous year. According to the cover of this book, it's the fastest growing crime in …

I thought a lot about how to start this review and I think that a quote by Niels Ferguson, the author of the "Michael" message integrity code algorithm used in TKIP, provides …

There are still telnet users but a great number of users have realized that you can use SSH to encrypt all your traffic and thus eliminate many well-known attacks. No wonder …

The book contains numerous practical examples that help administrators understand what should be done about securing their systems and what is the best way to achieve …

Web Services are appearing and dominate as new application solutions. At the same time they present great challenges for security. This book describes a union of Web Services …

Here it is again, another book dedicated to Red Hat Linux. As a fan of the operating system I jumped right on it to see what it can offer compared to the other books on the …

If you are a regular Help Net Security visitor, you are probably familiar with Cisco Press titles, that are intended for the readers interested in getting some kind of a Cisco …