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2004
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Steven J. Greenwald, Kenneth G. Olthoff, Victor Raskin, Willibald Ruch:
The user non-acceptance paradigm: INFOSEC's dirty little secret. NSPW 2004: 35-43
2000
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Kenneth G. Olthoff:
Reflections on ratings. NSPW 2000: 111-116
1999
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Kenneth G. Olthoff:
A cursory examination of market forces driving the use of protection profiles. NSPW 1999: 61-66
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Kenneth G. Olthoff:
Report on the discussion of "A cursory examination of market forces driving the common criteria". NSPW 1999: 67-68
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Kenneth G. Olthoff:
The high assurance brake job - a cautionary tale in five scenes. NSPW 1999: 118-140

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