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Secure near-lossless medical image compression and encryption with image-specific post-quantum key management and blockchain-based verification. [PDF]
PLoS OneYadav B, Arakeri M.
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A PUF-Based Secure and Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Medical IoT Environments. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Lim H, Park Y, Park Y.
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Correction: Mittelbach et al. Sensing-Assisted Secure Communications over Correlated Rayleigh Fading Channels. <i>Entropy</i> 2025, <i>27</i>, 225. [PDF]
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IEEE Security and Privacy, 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.
J 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.
J A Whittaker
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IT Professional, 2014
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology's highly visible work in four key areas--cryptographic standards, role-based access control, identification card standards, and security automation--has and continues to shape computer and information security at both national and global levels.
William E. Burr +2 more
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The US National Institute of Standards and Technology's highly visible work in four key areas--cryptographic standards, role-based access control, identification card standards, and security automation--has and continues to shape computer and information security at both national and global levels.
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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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On coding for secure computing
2015 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory (ISIT), 2015In information theoretically secure multiparty computation, several mutually distrusting users want to jointly compute a function of their private data such that users do not learn any additional information about other users' data other than what they can infer from their own data and the function value they compute.
Deepesh Data, Vinod M. Prabhakaran
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