Computer Security (CM2025)
Goldsmiths, University of London (GUL)
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Introduction to Operating System Security
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Topic 3: Operating System Security 
Dive into the heart of the computer to understand how to secure the operating system itself. 
 
OS Security Principles: 
- Understand OS security as the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality, and availability. 
- Learn about key security components, including the Kernel, Reference Monitor, and the Trusted Computing Base (TCB). 
- Define Hardening: the process of making an OS more secure by removing unnecessary features and applying security configu...
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An introduction to malware
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Are you studying computer science or cybersecurity and looking for a complete, well-structured, and easy-to-follow resource? These in-depth notes cover three essential topics: Introduction to Computer Security and malware 
 
Packed with detailed explanations, real-world examples, and integrated quizzes with correct answers, this guide is everything you need to solidify your understanding and prepare for your exams. 
 
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Topic 1: Introduction to Computer Security and Malware 
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Introduction to malware, network security and OS security
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A complete, well-structured, and easy-to-follow resource? These in-depth notes cover three essential topics: Introduction to Computer Security, Network Security, and Operating System Security.
Packed with detailed explanations, real-world examples, and integrated quizzes with correct answers.
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RSA public key cryptography
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This comprehensive guide is structured to build your knowledge step-by-step. 
 
1. Introduction to RSA Public Key Cryptography 
Start with the core principles of asymmetric encryption and the geniuses behind the algorithm. 
- The RSA Algorithm: Named after its creators—Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman. 
- Public and Private Keys: Learn how RSA uses a public key (K) that is freely available and a private key (G) that is hidden. 
- One-Way Functions: Grasp the fundamental concept that makes RSA secur...
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Introduction of Cryptography
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This in-depth study guide on Understanding Cryptography is the perfect resource for any student of computer science, cybersecurity, or mathematics. 
 
From the simple ciphers of Julius Caesar to the advanced algorithms that protect our data today, these notes break down everything you need to know in an easy-to-understand format. Packed with historical context, detailed examples, and hands-on practice assignments, this guide will help you master the fundamentals and ace your exams.
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Introduction to Network Security
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Topic 2: Network Security 
Build on the fundamentals by exploring how to protect networks from a wide array of attacks. 
 
Core Network Security: 
- Understand the main objectives of network security, revolving around Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. 
 
Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks: 
- Get a clear definition of a Denial of Service (DoS) attack, where legitimate users are prevented from accessing resources. 
- Learn how the attack surface extends across network layers, with exampl...
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Introduction to Hashing
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This comprehensive study guide offers a complete breakdown of Hashing, starting with simple error-checking methods and progressing to the complex cryptographic functions that secure our digital world. The notes begin with the fundamentals, using parity checking as a basic example of error detection before defining a hash function as a computable function that maps an input of any size to a fixed-size output. A key concept explored is that of hash collisions and the famous "Birthday Problem,...
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