Proceedings of the Computer Security Foundations Workshop III

Publisher: IEEE Computer Society Press

Written in English

Published: July 1990 Pages: 176 Downloads: 441

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Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	176
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Open Library	OL11389306M
ISBN 10	0818620714
ISBN 10	9780818620713

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