"Recommended books chosen...for outstanding features and editorial excellence."
-- The Mining Company Recommended books

"This great book is a must-read for everyone who has more than a casual acquaintance with Java and belongs on the shelf of every serious Java developer."
-- MokaByte, July 1997

"...two experts get together to help you strengthen your safety approach with Java Security."
-- Computer Literacy Recommended books (both Java and security)

"New book by a pair of experts puts problem in perspective."
-- Web Week, June 2, 1997, Vol 3, Number 16

"...this is an excellent resource for those interested in the uproar about Java security on the Web... does the trees proud."
-- Unix Review identified our book as one of the top ten of 1996. June 1997, Vol 15, Number 7.

"I would recommend this book to anyone---users, administrators, and developers---who is concerned with Internet security issues. These days, that means anyone who uses a browser."
-- Java Report, May 1997, pages 29-30.

"This important book is the first one to address the myriad problems raised by Java. It clearly and concisely explains past problems, current issues, and future risks. McGraw and Felten grab the high and mighty Java industry by the ear, and they offer sane and sensible advice to every level of Java programmer and user."
-- Mark La Due (creator of the Hostile Applets Home Page)

"...one of the best technical books I've read in a long time."
-- billy@utdallas.edu from Dallas, TX, on the amazon.com reader review page

"McGraw and Felten grab the high and mighty Java industry by the ear, and they offer sane and sensible advice to every level of Java programmer and user."
-- a reader on the amazon.com reader review page

"No home should be without it - and certainly no web user or IT security staff member."
-- Information Security Bulletin, 2(2), March 1997 (full text here)

"One of the best treatments of Java security issues I have ever had the pleasure to read. The advice offered in this book is sound and reasonable."
-- Thomas A. Longstaff, Manager of Research & Development, CERT Coordination Center

"This book is mandatory reading for every user and developer of Webware. Its eye-opening analysis of the security risks provides timely realism amidst an otherwise mad dash to universal Net browsing."

"Java is hot. Java is cool.
Its use is riddled with risks that fool.
``Java Security'' takes us all back to school."
-- Peter G. Neumann, Prinicpal Scientist, Computer Science Lab, SRI International;
Moderator of the Risks Forum;
Author of Computer-Related Risks

"A Provocative and useful discussion of security issues around Java and the Internet to date."
-- Li Gong, Java Security Architect, JavaSoft

"...a tour de force... clear and comprehensive discussions of the Java security model and various problems with its numerous implementations. It will make for enjoyable, and profitable, reading by all system administrators, Webmasters, and programmers---particularly in the corporate world. If you surf, or if you maintain a Website, this book is for you. Buy it!"
-- Gregory J.E. Rawlins, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Indiana University;
Author of Moths to the Flame: The Seductions of Computer Technology

"McGraw and Felten do a great job of presenting a thorough and understandable treatment of the complex security issues surrounding Java and other Web-related languages...This book is a must for anyone who uses Web browsers and related software, written by the experts who have practically defined the field of Java security."
-- Michael Shoffner, Java developer, Prominence Dot Com

"A clear, concise overview to security issues surrounding Java, of special interest whether you are a Java programmer or a Java user."
-- Computer Book Review

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"What are some of the good security books? Java Security: Hostile Applets, Holes, & Antidotes by Gary McGraw and Edward W. Felten."
-- SANS Network Security Roadmap