Programming Windows Security: The Developers Guide (DevelopMentor)

by Keith Brown

A guide to computer security for software developers demonstrates techniques for writing secure applications, covering cryptography, authentication, access control, and credentials.

Genres: Technical, Programming

604 pages, Paperback

First published July 15, 2000

Reviews

[j monty]

A programming book from developmentor [http://www.develop.com/] (Don Box, et al.), this book gets down and dirty on windows security programming. While a bit dated now (Windows 2000), many of the concepts and technologies are still current.

[Jason]

Great explanation of windows security fundamentals. It's certainly dated but gives you a great understanding of where things started. I really wish I had read this back in 2000 when I was still fighting Windows Auth issues.