The Zero Trust Principle: Trust No One, Verify Everything
The Zero Trust principle is a transformative approach to network security that assumes no trust […]
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The Principle of Separation of Privilege
Understanding Separation of Privilege The Separation of Privilege principle can be seen as an extension
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Defence in Depth
Defence in Depth: Layered Protection for Robust Security The Defence in Depth (DiD) principle, also
Defensive, Offensive and Aggressive programming
Development stance An approach to software development is guided by an underlying philosophy or mindset
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Least Common Mechanism: A Key Principle in Cybersecurity
Among the various principles that form the bedrock of cybersecurity, one of the most essential
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The Fail-Safe Principle, Planning for the Unexpected
The Fail-Safe principle is a fundamental concept in various fields, including engineering, design, and aviation.
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PackageManager: Driving Android’s App Ecosystem (Part II)
The functions of the PackageManager and PackageManagerSrvice were discussed in section I. Additionally highlighted was
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PackageManager: Driving Android’s App Ecosystem (Part I)
One of the critical elements of Android offering some key functionalities is PackageManager. Several classes being part of the android.content.pm and com.android.server.pm package names serv to deliver such features. The lengthy list of its duties gives a comprehension of how
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