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An Enduring Symposium for Leading Research in Security and Privacy

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In a shot to bring a number of the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy to a wider audience, IEEE Security & Privacy magazine's editorial board decided to devote one special issue every year to a reprise of selected papers from the symposium. Two articles address problems with anonymity. 3 others give a discussion of system security vulnerabilities and the challenges in giant-scale untrusted systems. Finally, the last article discusses the unique vulnerabilities found in sensible card payment systems.


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