Fundamentals of Computer Security TechnologyPTR Prentice Hall, 1994 - 404 Seiten Tutorial in style, this volume provides a comprehensive survey of the state-of-the-art of the entire field of computer security. First covers the threats to computer systems (which motivate the field of computer security); then discusses all the models, techniques, and mechanisms designed to thwart those threats as well as known methods for exploiting vulnerabilities; and closes with an exploration of security evaluation of computer systems--the science and art that attempts to grade a particular implementation of computer security. For engineers and scientists interested in computer security. |
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Threats to Computer Systems | 1 |
The Lattice of Security Labels | 7 |
Threat Trees | 15 |
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access control approach attack taxonomy audit records behavior Biba model BLP model rules chapter Clark-Wilson model cleartext components Computer Security Computer Security Center computer system countermeasure covert channels CW model database decryption defined denial of service depicted in Figure describe disclosure discussion encryption example function high user identification and authentication identified implementation inputs introduced intrusion detection involves Layer least privilege link encryption login low user low-level user malicious mechanisms National Computer Security network security nondeducibility secure noninterference security operating system Orange Book output parity password potential problem protection protocol reference monitor requirements result roles routine scheme secret security engineering security kernel security labels security models security policy separation of duty sequence shown in Figure superuser system design system security engineering techniques threat tree Trojan horse Trusted types of attacks typical UNIX System V/MLS virus write Xenix