Security Engineering – A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems
- 2001
- 640 pages
- Book
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This book gives a solid introduction to security engineering, its underlying technologies (crypto, access control, inference control, tamper resistance, seals) and its important applications in military, medical and financial fields.
About this book
Ross Anderson wrote:My goal in making the book freely available is twofold. First, I want to reach the widest possible audience, especially among poor students. Second, I am a pragmatic libertarian on free culture and free software issues; I think that many publishers (especially of music and software) are too defensive of copyright. I don’t expect to lose money by making this book available for free: more people will read it, and those of you who find it useful will hopefully buy a copy. After all, a proper book is half the size and weight of 300-odd sheets of laser-printed paper in a ring binder.
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