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10 External links

• David A. Wheeler: Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO (GFDL License)
• "Secure Programmer" article series
• The Linux Security HOWTO
• Computer Security Fact Forum Framework
• Intro to Caps
• ACLs vs. Caps
• Intro to Cap Security
• Why aren't Caps and ACLs equivalent?
• Open Source Distributed Capabilities
• REST and capability-based security
• SSL Security Forum
• The Cambridge CAP capability-based computer architecture
• Online book: "Capability-Based Computer Systems" by Henry M. Levy
• Citations from CiteSeer
• RFC2828, Internet Security Glossary Official glossary of security-related terms used in Internet Standards Documents
• Secure Deletion of Data from Magnetic and Solid-State Memory by Peter Gutmann
• SecurityForest is a collaboratively edited Forest consisting of Trees which anyone can contribute to. SecurityForest's trees are specific security repositories that are categorized for practical reasons.

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