Malicious Code - What Should We Do?

The information systems today are being inundated with new software packages that have potential for unexpected behavior via malicious code. The consumer and user of the products whether it is freeware or purchased software, Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS), should be provided with some type of...

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Stacy Ballou

December 14, 2003

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