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CIO Digest CodeGuru Update C#/.net Tech Notes Basic Tech Notes CrossNodes Networking Windows Networking Datamation IT Management Update Developer.com Update XML Tech Notes Gamelan Java Update Goodies to Go Web Design Goodies Javascripts Update JARS Java Update OpenSource Update OpenSource Project SysOpt Tech Notes Types: Certifications | Columns | Features | Reviews | Software Downloads | Tutorials | Web Directories | Editorial Calendar Computer Crime Investigator's Toolkit: Part I By Ronald L. Mendell for Security Portal DOS and Unix tricks that every computer crime investigator should know. Why Is Security So Bad? By Ric Steinberger for SecurityPortal Blame the Bean Counters! XML Spy 3.5 By David Coote XMLSpy by Icon Information-Systems is a tool for creating, editing, and validating XML files. This graphical interface not only makes it easier to work with XML files, but it will also work with DTDs, XSL files, Schemas and more. David Coote presents a quick review of the key features of version 3.5 of this tool. The Persistent Hashtable: A Quick-and-Dirty Database By Greg Travis We'll describe the implementation and usage of a simple persistence library. Falling somewhere between a real database engine and custom disk I/O routines, it should help with many applications that need to store data between invocations. Variable Pointers and Security By Ronald Mendell for SecurityPortal Variable Pointers are considered an advanced feature of many langauges. When pointers are used, do they pose risks to the security of a system? In this article for SecurityPortal Ronald Mendell addresses this issue.   Security Issues in Perl Scripts: Perl Taint Mode By Jordan Dimov, John Viega In this second of a two parts, Jordan Dimov and John Viega discuss a method for preventing you from making the security mistakes discussed in their first article. Enterprise JavaBeans: Getting Started with EJB, Part 6 By Richard G. Baldwin Baldwin shows you how to use the New Enterprise Bean Wizard to deploy your J2EE application into the J2EE server. Best Practices for Secure Web Development: Technical Details By Razvan Peteanu for SecurityPortal What can you do to obtain more secure Web Development? In this second part, Best Practices article, Razvan Peteanu provides some specific tips on what you can do. Developer.com Update: Buck Rogers & Pareto Programming By Tyler Sperry Tyler Sperry discusses Buck Rogers in the 19th Century and Pareto programming. The split in this coverage is roughly 20/80... Test Your Java Knowledge: Using Operators and Making Assignments, Part 6 By Richard G. Baldwin What do you get when you use the == operator to compare references to literal String objects that contain the same value? Show off your smarts or learn a thing or two in our quiz series.

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