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Computer security and security technologies [PDF]
Journal of Process Management. New Technologies, 2013 With the increasing development of computer and communications technology growth and increasing needs and development of information systems security. The problem of security must be approached with greater caution. With the development of computer and communication technologies have developed numerous tools to protect files and other information.
Lazar Stošić, Dragan Veličković
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Informatics, 2023 Privacy-preserving computation (PPC) enables encrypted computation of private data. While advantageous in theory, the complex technology has steep barriers to entry in practice. Here, we derive design goals and principles for a middleware that encapsulates the demanding cryptography server side and provides a simple-to-use interface to client-side ...
Hendrik Ballhausen +1 more
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Understanding Computer Security [PDF]
Frontiers in ICT, 2014 Few things in society and everyday life have changed in the last 10 years as much as the concept of security. From bank robberies to wars, what used to imply a great deal of violence is now silently happening on the Internet. Perhaps more strikingly, the very idea of privacy – a concept closely related to that of individual freedom – is undergoing such
Sandro Etalle, Nicola Zannone
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Secure computation without computers
Theoretical Computer Science, 2016 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
D'ARCO, Paolo, DE PRISCO, Roberto
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, 2003 As more and more people enjoy the various services brought by mobile computing, it is becoming a global trend in today’s world. At the same time, securing mobile computing has been paid increasing attention. In this article, we discuss the security issues in mobile computing environment.
Dharma P. Agrawal +3 more
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Introduction to Computer Security [PDF]
, 1998 The nineties set off the "information age". Companies, organisations, the whole society have become utterly dependent on computers for their proper functioning. Since information gathering, processing and distributing have become so important, it should be treasured as a strategic asset, and therefore, properly protected.
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Some of the next articles are maybe not open access.
IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2004
Computer security has hit the mainstream. This paper is a high-level treatment of computer security, its concepts and terminology, and some pointers about where to go for more information.
Mike Andrews, James A. Whittaker
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Computer security has hit the mainstream. This paper is a high-level treatment of computer security, its concepts and terminology, and some pointers about where to go for more information.
Mike Andrews, James A. Whittaker
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International Journal of Information Security, 2001
Summary: A strong factor in the early development of computers was security -- the computations that motivated their development, such as decrypting intercepted messages, generating gunnery tables, and developing weapons, had military applications. But the computers themselves were so big and so few that they were relatively easy to protect simply by ...
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Summary: A strong factor in the early development of computers was security -- the computations that motivated their development, such as decrypting intercepted messages, generating gunnery tables, and developing weapons, had military applications. But the computers themselves were so big and so few that they were relatively easy to protect simply by ...
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ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 1972
With the growing requirements for protection generated by legislation such as the 1974 Privacy Act, the increasing complexity of computer and data communications applications, and increasing awareness regarding computer vulnerabilities, the discipline of computer security is achieving independent recognition.
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With the growing requirements for protection generated by legislation such as the 1974 Privacy Act, the increasing complexity of computer and data communications applications, and increasing awareness regarding computer vulnerabilities, the discipline of computer security is achieving independent recognition.
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