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Java 2 Security and Stack Inspection

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Overview In early Java incarnations, untrusted code was constrained to a security sandbox. Code signing was added to the security toolbox in 1997 with the introduction of JDK 1.1. Together, sandboxing and signatures make for a powerful approach to securing untrusted code. However, even with code signing, the JDK 1.1 trust model is black and white; that is, code is either completely trusted or completely untrusted. Java 2 changes all that by allowing fine-grained security policy and access control enforcement. The access control system in Java 2 is built around the concept of stack inspection.

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Publisher	JupiterMedia Corporation	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 1999	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Java, Security Applications

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