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1. Background -- 2. Hardware design of cryptographic algorithms -- 3. Side channel analysis -- 4

encrypt() function. One strength of SiC4 has been its sidebars. Readers enjoy the brief examples of real

-- 2.4.3.Internet Protocol Addresses -- 2.4.4.Public versus Private IP Addresses -- 2.4.5.Finding an IP

.F. Mjølsnes -- 1.4.1.The Book Structure / S.F. Mjølsnes -- 1.4.2.Security Electronics / S.F. Mjølsnes -- 1.4.3

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professional issues in information security -- 4. Risk management -- 5. Planning for security -- 6. Security

. 3. Planning for contingencies -- ch. 4. Information security policy -- ch. 5. Developing the

-Oxley -- 3. ISO27001 -- 4. Organizing information security -- 5. Information security policy and scope -- 6

. Program security -- Ch. 4. Protection in general-purpose operating systems -- Ch. 5. Designing trusted

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touchpoints -- 4. Code review with a tool -- 5. Architectural risk analysis -- 6. Software penetration testing

-in-depth strategy -- 3. The database as a networked server -- 4. Authentication and password security -- 5

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. Program Security -- Ch. 4. Protection in General-Purpose Operating Systems -- Ch. 5. Designing Trusted

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Encryption Systems -- 4. Using Encryption: Protocols and Practices -- 5. Program Security -- 6. Protection in

for EDP Security -- Ch. 4. Protection of Information -- Ch. 5. Screening and Management of Personnel

responsibilities -- 3. Users and passwords -- 4. Users, groups, and the superuser -- 5. The UNIX filesystem -- 6