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Subject: [Users] Need recommendations for good books on the security topic

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Sorry for this a little bit off topic question.  I hope it's ok, it's a
simple one.

Anybody who can recommend a good general security book, covering
firewalls, IDS, authentication, keys, cracker methods, encryption, 3rd
and 4th layer security and so on.

The book shall be used for teaching and education.

I've a book "Network Security Essentials - Application and Standards -
2nd ed.", but it only have about 400 pages, so it probably doesn't dig
deep enough.  Anybody who are familiar with this book?

Best regards
Bjørn Rasmussen

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> Sorry for this a little bit off topic question.  I hope it's ok, it's a
> simple one.

> Anybody who can recommend a good general security book, covering
> firewalls, IDS, authentication, keys, cracker methods, encryption, 3rd
> and 4th layer security and so on.

> The book shall be used for teaching and education.

> I've a book "Network Security Essentials - Application and Standards -
> 2nd ed.", but it only have about 400 pages, so it probably doesn't dig
> deep enough.  Anybody who are familiar with this book?

> Best regards
> Bjørn Rasmussen

> ________________________________________________________________________
> __

> Bjørn Rasmussen                    Tel:     +47 37 29 80 00
> Bjørn Rasmussen Nettverkstjenester E-mail:  bjoe...@itr.no
> Moneheia 47,                       Web:    
> http://wind.prohosting.com/bjoernr
> Kristiansand,  4656                Org.nr.  981 646 770  MVA

> RHCE:  http://www.redhat.com/rhce/rhce807001641802868.html
> MCSE, MCP, MCP+I:  NT 4.0