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.... against eavesdropping, ensure the integrity of information and software content, and validate the origin and content of orders and other critical transactions (digital signatures) Firewalls enforce Detailed technological descriptions are readily available from other sources see for example [2, 7, 8]. 8 manageable perimeters around distributed information systems, limit modes protocols for access. Finally, rights management software, such as the IBM Cryptolope system, offer interesting future possibilities for securely delivering information. Content is segmented and encrypted, the software ....
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