Java Security And Authentacation
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The document discusses Java security and authentication and session management. It describes how Java provides core security features and allows for custom and third-party security providers. It also discusses Java authentication using pluggable login modules for different authentication methods like Kerberos and LDAP. Finally, it covers Java session management techniques like cookies, URL rewriting, hidden forms, and session objects to store and retrieve user information across requests.
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Creating Secure Applications
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