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Gollmann, Dieter

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Valérie Schafer · OpenEdition (OpenEdition) · 2015

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Computer Security. Software Security

Давиденко, Тетяна Анатоліївна · Electronic Institutional Repository of the National Aviation University of Ukraine (National Aviation University, Ukraine) · 2010

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Edward A. Schmalz · Californian Journal of Health Promotion · 2005

Security has become a matter of utmost importance since the aftermath of September 11th, especially in the area of computer systems. There are many options that a health educator can do as an individual to help secure the computer system at their worksite and in their home. This article is a brief overview of some of the precautions that should be taken on a daily basis to protect your computer systems, files, data, and other pertinent information.

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Journal of Criminal Justice · 1981

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Yvo Henniker-Heaton · Computer Law & Security Report · 1987

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COMPUTER SECURITY

Alfred Basta Wolf Halton · 2008

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Jeffrey L. Duffany · 2017

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COMPUTER SECURITY

Lauris Glīzds, Artis Teilāns · HUMAN ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGIES Proceedings of the Students International Scientific and Practical Conference · 2017

The paper contains information about hacking types and systems which they are suffered the most cyber attack. The main goal is to introduce people how to protect your systems from several cyber attacks following by special guidelines.

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ESORICS 2018 Barcelona, Javier López, Jianying Zhou et al. · Lecture notes in computer science · 2018

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Hollmann, Pauline., Library of Congress. Science and Technology Division. Reference Section. · The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association

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Computer Security

Wenliang Du · WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks · 2022

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Computer Security. Software Security

Теремінко, Лариса Григорівна · Electronic Institutional Repository of the National Aviation University of Ukraine (National Aviation University, Ukraine) · 2015

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Ioana Boureanu, Constantin Cătălin Drăgan, Mark Manulis et al. · Lecture notes in computer science · 2020

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Jane F. Kinkus · Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship · 2002

This guide is intended to present a selected list of sites that cover the basic issues of computer security and which provide useful information for the non-expert (librarian, undergraduate student, office manager, etc.) who wants to learn more about this increasingly important subject. The categories are intended to offer points of departure for some of the many aspects of computer security. For the sake of brevity, this guide stops short of entering the vast realm of commercial software products, consulting firms, and the like. The individual who is in the market for security products or services should have no trouble finding descriptions, reviews, and comparisons on the web and through other media.

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Carroll, John Millar 1925- · 1977

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Korkmaz, Taylan · University of Debrecen Electronic Archive (University of Debrecen) · 2016

The word for
\ncomp
\nuter security is used commonly
\n, but the content of a computer 
\ncan 
\nbe
\nweak to so
\nme risks if
\nthe computer
\nsystem
\nis
\nnot secured and
\nconnected to other computers 
\non a network
\ne
\nspecially if its connected to the internet which is the biggest network of the 
\nnetworks
\n,
\nand 
\nthe use of computer networ
\nks
\njust became more dangerous
\nso the comput
\ner 
\nsystems
\nbecame more vulne
\nrable
\nfor attacks
\n.
\nInternet and similar facilities that have entered our lives in every direction in the last 
\ndecade have provided many conveniences for instant messaging as well as other issues an
\nd have 
\nbrought more
\nother pr
\noblems that we have experienced before. What happens to us in this 
\nsituation is that instead of fearing and refusing to use it, 
\nor trying to solve the
\nproblems
\n.
\nIf the end user spends part of the
\nm
\ntime doing the question "Ar
\ne the systems safe and 
\nsecure?
\n”
\nThe most important phase of information security will be passed
\n.

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Ertürk, Tugay · University of Debrecen Electronic Archive (University of Debrecen) · 2017

Thesis work which contains how cryptology started and when we started to use computers to secure data and future of cryptology will take place when we got quantum computers to use.

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Suttles, Andrej · Furman University Scholar Exchange (Furman University) · 2016

What Is Computer Security?(n.)In the computer industry, the term security -or the phrase computer security --refers to techniques for ensuring that data stored in a computer cannot be read or compromised by any individuals without authorization.Computer Security is essentially the immune system of a computer. IoT Botnet:A group of hacked computers, smart appliances and Internet-connected devices that have been co-opted for illicit purposes.

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Butler Lampson Digital, Butler W. Lampson · 2008

this report it is trusted to meet the security specifications. In some other context it might be trusted to control a shuttle launch or to retrieve all the 1988 court opinions dealing with civil rights. People concerned about security have tried to take over the word `trusted' to describe their concerns; they have had some success because security is the area Policies are often called `requirements'; sometimes the word `policy' is reserved for a broad statement and `requirement' is used for a more detailed one in which the most effort has been made to specify and build trustworthy systems. We will adopt this usage, while recognizing that in a broader context `trusted' may have many other meanings. Policies express a general intent. Of course, they can be more detailed than the very general ones given as examples above; for instance, here is a refinement of the first policy: Salary secrecy: Individual salary information shall only be disclosed to the employee, his superiors, and authorized personnel people. But whether general or specific, policies contain terms which are not precisely defined, so it isn't possible to reliably tell whether a system satisfies them. Furthermore, they specify the behavior of people and of the physical environment as well as the behavior of machines, so it isn't possible for a computer system alone to satisfy them. Technology for security addresses these problems by providing methods for: Integrating a computer system into a larger system, comprising people and a physical environment as well as computers, that meets its security policies. Giving a precise specification, called a security model, for the security-relevant behavior of the computer system. Building a system that meets the specifications out of components that provide and use s...

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