Computer security in the real world¶
Lampson, B. W. (2004). Computer security in the real world. IEEE Computer, 37(6).
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- Trust
- Security studies & cryptography: Trust models in public-key infrastructure (PKI), X.509 certificate chains and root-of-trust authorities, zero-trust architectures (assume breach, verify continuously), web-of-trust models (PGP), trust transfer in delegation chains, as Lampson (2004) maps in his survey of computer security in real-world distributed systems.
This sourceSurveys real-world distributed-system security: certificate chains, principals speaking for principals, root-of-trust authorities, and the "clear story about who is trusted for each step" required in PKI and zero-trust architectures.
- Security studies & cryptography: Trust models in public-key infrastructure (PKI), X.509 certificate chains and root-of-trust authorities, zero-trust architectures (assume breach, verify continuously), web-of-trust models (PGP), trust transfer in delegation chains, as Lampson (2004) maps in his survey of computer security in real-world distributed systems.
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