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| Practical UNIX & Internet Security |
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| In the last section, we discussed the importance of erasing magnetic media before disposing of it. However, that media is not the only material that should be carefully "sanitized" before disposal. Other material that may find its way into the trash may contain information that is useful to crackers or competitors. This includes printouts of software (including incomplete versions), memos, design documents, preliminary code, planning documents, internal newsletters, company phonebooks, manuals, and other material. | |
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| Network programming under Unix systems |
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| the Internet is a particular internet which uses the TCP/IP protocols global hardware and network independent is non-proprietary in addition supports commonly used applications publicly available standards (RFCs | |
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| Guide to Unix Interprocess Communication |
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| You know what's easy? fork() is easy. You can fork off new processes all day and have them deal with individual chunks of a problem in parallel. Of course, its easiest if the processes don't have to communicate with one another while they're running and can just sit there doing their own thing. | |
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| IDG Books Worldwide, Inc., is a subsidiary of International Data Group, the worlds largest publisher of business and computer-related information and the leading global provider of information services on information technology. IDG was founded over 25 years ago and now employs more than 5,700 people worldwide. IDG publishes over 195 publications in 62 countries. Forty million people read one or more IDG publications each month. | |
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| Programming in C UNIX System Calls and Subroutines using C. |
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| The front panel (Fig. 1.2) contains a set of icons and popup menus (more like roll-up menus) that appear at the bottom of the screen, by default (Fig. 1.1). The front panel contains the most regularly used applications and tools for managing the workspace. Users can drag-and-drop application icons from the file manager or application manager to the popups for addition of the application(s) to the associated menu. | |
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| Introduction to Unix |
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| This introductory level course is designed to provide new UNIX users with an understanding of basic concepts and fundamen- tals. The course begins by covering the necessary background information you must have to effectively use the system. | |
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