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Computer Security and Human Values
Peter G. Neumann
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Computer-Related Misbehavior
- 3. User-View System Requirements
- 4. System Security Requirements
- 5. Expectations on Human Behavior
- 6. Design/Implementation Concerns
- 7. Operational Concerns
- 8. Antisocial Behaviors
- 8.1 ‘Hacking,’ Good and Bad
- 8.2 Summary of Modes of Misuse
- 8.3 Deleterious Computer-System-Oriented Effects
- 8.4 Social Consequences
- 9. System Considerations
- 9.1 Identification, Authentication, and Authorization
- 9.2 Access Controls
- 9.3 Uses of Encryption Technology
- 9.4 Accountability and Monitoring
- 10. Future Needs
- 11. Conclusions
- 12. Some Topics for Discussions
- 13. Further Background
- 14. References
- Appendix: Updated Illustrative Risks to the Public…
Appendix: Updated Illustrative Risks to the Public…
At the National Conference on Computing and Values in 1991, Peter Neumann placed a version of his “COMP.RISKS” list at this point in his paper. Since that is now very dated, the reader should go instead to the following URL for the latest version: http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks
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