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Crime prevention / Cryptography / Information governance / National security / Computer security / Covert channel / Information flow / Program slicing / Mandatory access control / Alloy Analyzer / Domain-specific language / Information security
Date: 2008-08-18 13:41:06
Crime prevention
Cryptography
Information governance
National security
Computer security
Covert channel
Information flow
Program slicing
Mandatory access control
Alloy Analyzer
Domain-specific language
Information security

A Security Domain Model for Static Analysis and Verification of Software Programs Alan B. Shaffer Naval Postgraduate School Computer Science Dept Monterey, CA, USA

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