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" Defending Dissidents from Targeted Digital Surveillance "
William Russell Marczak
Paxson, Vern
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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804578
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TL49411
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1914898650; 10251889
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Karimi, Mariam Ismail
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Defending Dissidents from Targeted Digital Surveillance\ William Russell MarczakPaxson, Vern
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University of California, Berkeley
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2016
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Ph.D.
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Computer Science
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2016
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138
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Committee members: Brewer, Eric; Deibert, Ronald; Mulligan, Deirdre
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-369-84267-8
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Computer security research devotes extensive efforts to protecting individuals against indiscriminate, large-scale attacks such as those used by cybercriminals. Recently, the problem of protecting institutions against targeted attacks conducted by nation-states (so-called “Advanced Persistent Threats”) has likewise elicited significant research interest. Where these two problem domains intersect, however—targeted cyber attacks by nation-states against <i> individuals</i>—has received little significant, methodical research attention. This new problem space poses challenges that are both technically complex and of significant real-world importance.
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Computer science
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Applied sciences
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Paxson, Vern
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Computer ScienceUniversity of California, Berkeley
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