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 hacker challenges
 The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier (Sterling, Bruce)
 hackers 
		  2nd 
		  [See also intruders]
 as security consultants
 Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution (Levy, Steven)
 Hafner, Katie (Cyberpunk: Outlaws and Hackers on the Computer Frontier)
 Haley, Chuck
 Halon gas
 halt command
 handheld computers
 Harbison, Samuel P. (C, a Reference Manual)
 hard disks 
		  [See disk drives]
 hard links 
		  [See links]
 hardcopy device 
		  [See printers]
 hardcopy of log files 
		  2nd 
		  3rd 
		  [See also media, printed]
 hardware 
		  [See also devices; disk drives; laptops]
 auditing user access to
 backing up 
		  [See backups]
 bugs in
 cables, cutting as destructive attack
 environmental dangers affecting
 failure of
 importance of protecting
 local storage of secondary equipment
 locking
 logging information about
 modems
 physical access to 
		  2nd
 placement of
 power loss, as destructive attack
 read-only protection
 tagging
 tape drives 
		  2nd 
		  3rd
 temperature effects on
 terminals
 secure 
		  2nd
 unattended 
		  2nd
 theft of 
		  2nd 
		  3rd
 trusting 
		  2nd
 unplugging to get rid of intruder
 hardware tokens
 hash functions 
		  [See message digest functions]
 hash mark (#)
 disabling services with
 Unix superuser prompt
 Hash Message Authentication Code (HMAC)
 Hawking, Stephen W. (A Brief History of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes)
 header, packet
 Hein, Trent R. (UNIX System Administration Handbook)
 Hellman, Martin E.
 "Hiding Information and Signatures in Trap Door Knapsacks"
 "New Directions in Cryptography"
 "On the Security of Multiple Encryption"
 HELO command, SMTP
 HELP command, SMTP 
		  2nd
 HF200 gas
 HFS filesystem
 HFS+ filesystem
 hidden files
 created by intruders
 listing
 hidden space
 High Technology Crimes Investigation Association (HTCIA)
 hijacking Telnet sessions
 Hinsley, F. H. (Code Breakers: The Inside Story of Bletchley Park)
 historical accounts
 history files
 hit lists of passwords
 HMAC (Hash Message Authentication Code)
 Hoffman, Lance J.
 Building in Big Brother: The Cryptographic Policy Debate
 Rogue Programs: Viruses, Worms and Trojan Horses
 holes, security 
		  [See security holes]
 home directories 
		  2nd
 HOME variable, attacks through
 The Honeynet Project
 honeypots
 host authentication, SSH
 host command
 host-based firewall program 
		  2nd
 host-based IDS
 hostnames
 controlling access to
 determining from IP addresses
 name service and
 underscore character in
 hosts
 monitoring with netstat
 NIS passwords for
 trusted
 hosts file 
		  2nd
 Hosts table (NIS+)
 hosts.allow file 
		  2nd 
		  3rd
 hosts.deny file 
		  2nd 
		  3rd
 hosts.equiv file 
		  2nd 
		  3rd
 hosts.lpd file
 Hoyt, D. B. (Computer Security Handbook)
 HTCIA (High Technology Crimes Investigation Association)
 HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) 
		  2nd 
		  3rd
 http group
 http user
 HTTPS (secure HTTP) 
		  2nd
 humidity
 Hunt, A. E. (Computer Security Handbook)
 Hunt, Craig (TCP/IP Network Administration)
 hybrid public/private cryptosystems
 Hypertext Transfer Protocol 
		  [See HTTP]
 
 
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