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Index: V

validate( ), Certificate class: 10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

-validity option (keytool): A.1.3. Adding a Key Entry

variables

array bounds checking: 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

2.2.3. Runtime Enforcement

final (constants): 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

modifying: 2.2.2. The Bytecode Verifier

initializing: 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

of security managers: 6.1.2. Protected Instance Variables in the Security Manager

transient: 2.1.1. Object Serialization and Memory Integrity

-verbose option (jarsigner): A.2.1. Creating a Signed JAR File

verify( )

Signature class: 12.1.1. Using the Signature Class

SignedObject class: 12.1.2. The SignedObject Class

X509CRL class: 10.4.5. Revoked Certificates

-verify option: 2.2.2.3. Controlling bytecode verification

verifying

JAR files: A.2.2. Verifying a JAR File

message digests: 9.1. Using the Message Digest Class

versions of Java: 0.2. Versions Used in This Book

secure applications and: 1.4.2. Built-in Java Application Security

SPI and: 8.4. The Architecture of Engine Classes

trusted classes: 4.2. Trusted and Untrusted Classes

virtual machine

access controller and class loaders: 3.1.1. Class Loaders and Security Enforcement

adding security providers: 8.1.2. Choosing a Security Provider

8.3. The Security Class

casting illegally and: 2.1. Java Language Security Constructs

2.2.3. Runtime Enforcement

listing security providers: 8.3. The Security Class

protecting with security managers: 4.3.4. Methods Protecting the Java Virtual Machine

reading into (see class loaders)

runtime bytecode verification: 2.2.3. Runtime Enforcement

viruses: 1.1. What Is Security?

in commercial software: 7.1. The Need for Authentication

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