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Preface
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1. What is Security Engineering?
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2. Who is the Opponent?
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3. Psychology and Usability
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4. Protocols
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5. Cryptography
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6. Access Control
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7. Distributed Systems
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8. Economics
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9. Multilevel Security
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10. Boundaries
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11. Inference Control
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12. Banking and Bookkeeping
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13. Physical Protection
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14. Monitoring and Metering
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15. Nuclear Command and Control
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16. Security Printing and Seals
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17. Biometrics
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18. Physical Tamper Resistance
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19. Side Channels
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20. Advanced Cryptographic Engineering
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21. Network Attack and Defence
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22. Phones
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23. Electronic and Information Warfare
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25. Surveillance or Privacy?
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26. Managing the Development of Secure Systems
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Bibliography
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