Protection Analysis: Final Report

The Protection Analysis project was initiated at ISI by ARPA IPTO to further understand operating system security vulnerabilities and, where possible, identify automatable techniques for detecting such vulnerabilities in existing system software. The primary goal of the project was to make protectio...

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Hauptverfasser:	BisbeyII , Richard, Hollingworth, Dennis
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Schlagworte:	ACCESS COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS Computer Hardware Computer Systems CONTROL DATA PROCESSING SECURITY ERROR ANALYSIS MULTIPROCESSORS Non-radio Communications PROTECTION SECURE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT TIME SHARING VULNERABILITY
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