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- Covers the basic concepts of Security Engineering (including examples of systems and failures).
- New applications - what people try to do with security: military, medical records, banking, burglar alarms, telephone systems, cash machines, hardware, copyright, seals, biometrics, counterfeit, Internet intrusion detection.
- Tools - how they do it: cryptography, DES, AES, Skipjack, Unix passwords, hash functions, stream ciphers, public key basics.
- What it all means to designing secure distributed systems for real-world applications.
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