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National security / Computer network security / Secure communication / Trusted computing base / Reference monitor / Security policy / Protection mechanism / Kernel / Vulnerability / Computer security / Security / Crime prevention
Date: 2001-06-25 19:24:15
National security
Computer network security
Secure communication
Trusted computing base
Reference monitor
Security policy
Protection mechanism
Kernel
Vulnerability
Computer security
Security
Crime prevention

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