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Index: C

caching loaded classes: 3.4.1.1. Protected methods in the ClassLoader class

cancelling bytecode verification: 2.2.2.3. Controlling bytecode verification

CAs (certificate authorities): 10.4. Certificates

A.1.3. Adding a Key Entry
revoking certificates: 10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

casting illegally: 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

Java compiler and: 2.2.1. Compiler Enforcement

virtual machine and: 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

2.2.3. Runtime Enforcement

catching security exceptions: 4.1.1. Security Managers and the Java API

CBC encryption mode: 13.5. Encrypting Data

certificate entries: 11.2. The KeyStore Class

A.1. The keytool

adding to database: A.1.2. Adding a Certificate Entry

deleting: A.1.5. Deleting Keystore Entries

examining: A.1.6. Examining Keystore Data

managing with policytool: A.3.3. Managing Certificate Entries

modifying: A.1.4. Modifying Keystore Entries

passwords for: A.1.1. Global Options to keytool

A.1.4. Modifying Keystore Entries

certificates: 10. Keys and Certificates

10.4. Certificates

CAs (certificate authorities): 10.4. Certificates

10.4.5. Revoked Certificates
A.1.3. Adding a Key Entry

Certificate class: 10.4. Certificates

D.2. Package java.security.cert

Certificate interface: 10.4. Certificates

CSRs (certificate signing requests): A.1.3. Adding a Key Entry

digital signatures and: 12.1.3. Signing and Certificates

distinguished names (DNs): 11.1.1. Principals

importing/exporting: A.1.6. Examining Keystore Data

java.security.cert quick reference: D.2. Package java.security.cert

printing: A.1.6. Examining Keystore Data

revoked: 10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

D.2. Package java.security.cert
D.2. Package java.security.cert

serialization and: 10.5. Keys, Certificates, and Object Serialization

TBS certificates: 10.4.4. Advanced X509Certificate Methods

10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

when necessary: 10.4. Certificates

X509 certificates

serialization and: 12.1.3. Signing and Certificates

X509Certificate class: 10.4.3. The X509Certificate Class

D.2. Package java.security.cert

X509CRL class: 10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

D.2. Package java.security.cert

X509EncodedKeySpec class: 10.3.3.1. The EncodedKeySpec class

D.4. Package java.security.spec

X509Extension class: D.2. Package java.security.cert

certificates( ), Identity class: B.1.1.1. Using the identity class

CFB encryption mode: 13.5. Encrypting Data

check, determining if in progress: 6.1.2. Protected Instance Variables in the Security Manager

checkAccept( ), SecurityManager class: 4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

6.3.2. Implementing Network Access

checkAccess( ), RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkAccess( ), SecurityManager class: 4.3.5. Methods Protecting Program Threads

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
default security policy and: 6.3.6. Establishing a Security Policy in 1.2
implementing thread security: 6.3.4. Implementing Thread Security

checkAwtEventQueueAccess( ): 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

checkClassDepth( ): 6.3.1. Utility Classes

security manager methods with: 6.3.7.2. A complete 1.1 security manager

checkClassLoader( ): 6.3.1. Utility Classes

security manager methods with: 6.3.7.2. A complete 1.1 security manager

checkConnect( ): 4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

connections to source host only: 6.3.2. Implementing Network Access
customizing network security model: 6.3.2. Implementing Network Access
inCheck variable and: 6.1.2. Protected Instance Variables in the Security Manager
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkCreateClassLoader( ): 4.3.4. Methods Protecting the Java Virtual Machine

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

checkDelete( ): 4.3.2. Methods Relating to File Access

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

checkExec( ): 4.3.4. Methods Protecting the Java Virtual Machine

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
default security policy and: 6.3.6. Establishing a Security Policy in 1.2

checkExit( ): 4.3.4. Methods Protecting the Java Virtual Machine

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

checkGuard( ): 5.2.3. Using the Permission Class

5.6. Guarded Objects

checkLink( ): 4.3.4. Methods Protecting the Java Virtual Machine

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

checkListen( ): 4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

checkMemberAccess( ): 4.3.7. Methods Protecting Security Aspects

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
default security policy and: 6.3.6. Establishing a Security Policy in 1.2
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkMulticast( ), SecurityManager class: 4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

checkPackageAccess( ): 3.4.3. Implementing Security Policies in the Class Loader

4.3.7. Methods Protecting Security Aspects
6.2.1. The Class Loader and the Security Manager
6.3.5. Implementing Package Access
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkPackageDefinition( ): 4.3.7. Methods Protecting Security Aspects

6.2.1. The Class Loader and the Security Manager
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkPermission( )

AccessController class: 5.5. The AccessController Class
SecurityManager class: 4.3.4. Methods Protecting the Java Virtual Machine

checkPrintJobAccess( ), SecurityManager class: 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

checkPropertiesAccess( ): 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

checkPropertiesAccess( ), SecurityManager class: 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

checkProperty( ): 5.3. The Policy Class

checkPropertyAccess( ): 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkPropertyAccess( ), SecurityManager class: 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

checkRead( ): 4.3.2. Methods Relating to File Access

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager
security policy for: 6.3.7.3. Implementing the file access methods

checkSecurityAccess( ): 4.3.7. Methods Protecting Security Aspects

8.2.1. Using the Provider Class
8.3.1. The Security Class and the Security Manager
B.1.1.3. The Identity class and the security manager
B.1.2.3. Signers and the security manager
SecurityManager class: B.2.3. IdentityScope and the Security Manager

checkSetFactory( )

RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

SecurityManager class: 4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

checkSystemClipboardAccess( ): 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

checkTopLevelWindow( ): 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources
6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
6.3.7.5. Implementing miscellaneous methods
default security policy and: 6.3.6. Establishing a Security Policy in 1.2
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager

checkWrite( ): 4.3.2. Methods Relating to File Access

6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth
RMISecurityManager class: 6.3.7.1. The RMI security manager
security policy for: 6.3.7.3. Implementing the file access methods

cipher algorithms: 13.5.2. Cipher Algorithms

cipher block chaining encryption mode: 13.5. Encrypting Data

Cipher class: 13.2. The Sun Security Provider in the JCE

13.5. Encrypting Data

D.5. Package javax.crypto

implementing: 13.5.3. Implementing the Cipher Class

D.5. Package javax.crypto

NullCipher class: 13.5.1. Using the Cipher Class

D.5. Package javax.crypto

cipher-feedback encryption mode: 13.5. Encrypting Data

cipher streams: 13.6. Cipher Streams

D.5. Package javax.crypto

CipherInputStream class: 13.6.2. The CipherInputStream Class

D.5. Package javax.crypto

CipherOutputStream class: 13.6.1. The CipherOutputStream Class

D.5. Package javax.crypto

CipherSpi class: 13.5.3. Implementing the Cipher Class

D.5. Package javax.crypto

class loaders: 1.3.1. Anatomy of a Java Application

3. Java Class Loaders

asking information of/for security managers: 6.2. Security Managers and the Class Loader

caching loaded classes: 3.4.1.1. Protected methods in the ClassLoader class

choosing: 3.2.6. Choosing the Right Class Loader

ClassLoader class: D.8. Miscellaneous Packages

CLASSPATH variable and: 1.4.2. Built-in Java Application Security

connections to source host only: 6.3.2. Implementing Network Access

delegation model for: 3.6.1. Delegation

depth of: 6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

extensions to: 3.5. Extensions to the Class Loader

how classes are loaded: 3.2. Anatomy of a Class Loader

3.3. Loading Classes

implementing: 3.4. Implementing a Class Loader

implementing security policies: 3.4.3. Implementing Security Policies in the Class Loader

for JAR files: 3.5.2. A JAR File Class Loader

loading resources with: 3.6.2. Loading Resources

of most recently called class: 6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

namespaces and: 3.1.2. Class Loaders and Namespaces

network permissions in: 6.3.3. Network Permissions in the Class Loader

protection domains and: 5.4. Protection Domains

protocols and: 3.5. Extensions to the Class Loader

RMIClassLoader class: 3.2.3. The RMI Class Loader

3.2.6. Choosing the Right Class Loader
D.8. Miscellaneous Packages

security enforcement: 3.1.1. Class Loaders and Security Enforcement

security manager and: 3.1.1. Class Loaders and Security Enforcement

3.2. Anatomy of a Class Loader
6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

types of: 3.2.1. The Internal Class Loader

URLClassLoader class: D.8. Miscellaneous Packages

ClassCastException: 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

classDepth( ): 6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

classes

access to members of: 4.3.7. Methods Protecting Security Aspects

for algorithms: 8.1.1. Components of the Architecture

authenticating (see authentication)

class loader depth: 6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

defining: 3.4.3. Implementing Security Policies in the Class Loader

6.2.1. The Class Loader and the Security Manager

different class loaders and: 3.1.2. Class Loaders and Namespaces

engine classes: 8.1.1. Components of the Architecture

architecture of: 8.4. The Architecture of Engine Classes

for message digests, creating: 9.3. Implementing a MessageDigest Class

involved in calling security manager: 6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

loading: 3.2. Anatomy of a Class Loader

3.3. Loading Classes
3.3. Loading Classes
6.2.1. The Class Loader and the Security Manager
caching loaded classes: 3.4.1.1. Protected methods in the ClassLoader class
delegation model for: 3.6.1. Delegation
from JAR files: 3.5.2. A JAR File Class Loader
from multiple sites: 3.5.1. Loading from Multiple Sites
from URLs: 3.2.5. The URL Class Loader

not verifying: 2.2.2.3. Controlling bytecode verification

protection domains and: 5.4. Protection Domains

resolving: 3.2. Anatomy of a Class Loader

3.4.1.1. Protected methods in the ClassLoader class

of the same package: 3.1.2. Class Loaders and Namespaces

sealed classes: 13.8. Sealed Objects

D.5. Package javax.crypto

SecureClassLoader class: 3.2.4. The Secure Class Loader

D.1. Package java.security

SPI classes: 8.4. The Architecture of Engine Classes

trusted vs. untrusted: 4.2. Trusted and Untrusted Classes

6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

classes, signed: 12.2. Signed Classes

ClassLoader class: 3.4.1. Implementing the ClassLoader Class

caching loaded classes: 3.4.1.1. Protected methods in the ClassLoader class
delegation model for: 3.6.1. Delegation

classLoaderDepth( ): 6.1.1. The Class Loader Depth

CLASSPATH environment variable: 1.4.2. Built-in Java Application Security

4.2. Trusted and Untrusted Classes

client sockets: 4.3.3. Methods Relating to Network Access

clipboard, access to: 4.3.6. Methods Protecting System Resources

CN (common name): 11.1.1. Principals

code sources: 5.1. The CodeSource Class

permissions for (see security policy)

protection domains: 5.4. Protection Domains

5.4. Protection Domains

CODEBASE attribute: 3.1.2. Class Loaders and Namespaces

3.5.1. Loading from Multiple Sites

codeBase entry (policy file): 5.3.1. The Default Policy

codebases

managing with policytool: A.3.1. Managing Policy Codebases
permissions for: A.3.2. Managing Permissions

CodeSource( ): 5.1. The CodeSource Class

CodeSource class: 5.1. The CodeSource Class

D.1. Package java.security

collections of permissions: 5.2.5. Permission Collections

com.sun.crypto.provider.SunJCE class: 13.2. The Sun Security Provider in the JCE

cipher algorithms: 13.5.2. Cipher Algorithms
encryption modes: 13.5. Encrypting Data
key agreement algorithm: 13.7. Symmetric Key Agreement
padding schemes: 13.5. Encrypting Data

commercial software: 7.1. The Need for Authentication

C.2. Third-Party Security Providers

common name (CN): 11.1.1. Principals

compiler

enforcing Java language rules: 2.2.1. Compiler Enforcement
writing illegal code: 2.2.2. The Bytecode Verifier

constants (final variables): 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

2.2.2. The Bytecode Verifier

containsAlias( ), KeyStore class: 11.2. The KeyStore Class

CRLs (certificate revocation lists): 10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

cryptographic keys: 7.3.2. Cryptographic Keys

public/private key pairs: 7.3.2. Cryptographic Keys
secret keys: 7.3.2. Cryptographic Keys

cryptography

authentication, role of: 7.2. The Role of Authentication

authentication vs. encryption: 7.1.2. Data Authentication

certificates (see certificates)

encryption export restrictions: 13.1. Export Restrictions

encryption strength: 10.2.1. Using the KeyPairGenerator Class

11.3. A Key Management Example

engines for: 7.3. Cryptographic Engines

JCE (see JCE)

keys for (see keys, cryptographic)

reasons for: 7.1. The Need for Authentication

-csr option (keystore): A.1.3. Adding a Key Entry

CSRs (certificate signing requests): A.1.3. Adding a Key Entry

currentClassLoader( ): 6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

currentLoadedClass( ): 6.1. Protected Methods of the Security Manager

custom class loaders: 3.2.6. Choosing the Right Class Loader

customizing

network security model: 6.3.2. Implementing Network Access
security managers: 6. Implementing Security Policies

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