ALAN B. OPPENHEIMER graduated from M.I.T in 1983, writing his thesis on a new networking technology called Ethernet. Upon arriving at Apple Computer, he became part of a team working to create the network for a new computer called the Macintosh. Alan was responsible for many of AppleTalk's protocols; in both the Macintosh and the LaserWriter printer. Alan also worked on AppleShare, the Apple Internet Router, and Apple Remote Access, and is coauthor of the book Inside AppleTalk, the definitive reference on the AppleTalk network system.
Alan left Apple to found Open Door Networks Inc. in January 1995. In addition to providing Macintosh-based Internet access and Web hosting, Alan helped establish Open Door as a Macintosh Internet utilities company, focusing on AppleTalk-to-IP migration and Internet security. Alan and Open Door created such products as ShareWay IP (used by Apple to implement Mac OS 9's TCP/IP File Sharing), the DoorStop Personal Firewall (licensed by Symantec for use in their Norton Personal Firewall), and the Who's There? Firewall Advisor.
Alan lives in beautiful Ashland, Oregon, with his beautiful wife Priscilla and their cat Kingsford.
CHARLES H.WHITAKER received his B.A. in computer science from University of California, Berkeley, in 1982. He worked at Informix for the next five years; porting the Informix product line to various Unix platforms. In 1989, he became a principal partner in the Multimedia Shop and helped write Microsoft's Cinemania '94 for the Macintosh. Charles then founded Perspicacity Inc. and spent several years publishing Macintosh software. In 1998, he joined Open Door Networks as a technical writer, tester, and Webmaster.
Charles lives in lovely Ashland, Oregon, with his lovely wife Cheryl and their two cats.
Internet Security For Your Macintosh. A Guide For The Rest Of Us
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- Nombre de pages400
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.71 kg
- Dimensions19,0 cm × 23,5 cm × 2,1 cm
- ISBN0-201-74969-6
- EAN9780201749694
- Date de parution30/10/2001
- ÉditeurAddison Wesley
Résumé
With Apple's newest Macs, getting on the Internet is easier than ever. But once you're online, you're exposed to all sorts of malicious mischief-from eavesdroppers and viruses to hackers and stolen personal data. And if you are setting up a home network or running a Web site on your Mac, you are open to all sorts of harm. To help ensure you and your Mac are safe, authors Alan Oppenheimer and Charles Whitaker explain in a clear, no-nonsense style how to stay secure online, from protecting your Mac at home to guarding your data on a network at work. Alan and Charles also look at the emerging security issues of Apple's new operating system, Mac OS X.