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... security are availability,
confidentiality, and integrity. Each threat should be examined with
an eye to how the threat could affect these areas.
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... question. Work has been done to incorporate digital signatures into
the protocol which, when deployed, will allow the integrity of the
information to be cryptographically verified (see RFC 2065(-> 2535(-> 4035prop | 4034prop | 4033prop))).
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... As mentioned above, given today's networked environments, it is
recommended that sites concerned about the security and integrity of
their systems and networks consider moving away from standard,
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... authentication across unsecured networks. If requested by the
application, integrity and encryption can also be provided. Kerberos
was originally developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ...
... Integrity ...
... company data, etc.) has not been
altered in an unauthorized fashion. This means you will want to
provide some assurance as to the integrity of the information on your
systems. One way to provide this is to produce a checksum of the
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There are other applications where integrity will need to be assured,
such as when transmitting an email ...
... analyzing the original source of a problem and restoring systems and
services. Overall goals (like assuring the integrity of critical
systems) might be the reason for not analyzing an incident. Of
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... the local policies may not always be considered. Trying to catch
intruders may be a very low priority, compared to system integrity,
for example. Monitoring a hacker's activity is useful, but it might
not be considered worth the risk to allow the continued access.
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