Security into applications and operation systems
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2024

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Security into applications and operation systems
Security into applications and operation systems

Authors

Eva Rodríguez, Beatriz Otero, Jordi Salazar, Santiago Silvestre, Francesc Torres.

Abstract

Security in applications and operating systems is a critical aspect in an era where cyber threats are continuously evolving in number and complexity. Its main aim is to safeguard data, ensure system integrity, and protect against unauthorized access. In applications, security focuses on implementing measures such as encryption, authentication, and secure coding practices to prevent vulnerabilities, like data breaches or malware infections. To ensure effective security mechanisms it is important to understand the different malware stages, as well the different categories of malware. On the other hand, operating system security, involves enforcing access controls, managing user permissions, and applying protective mechanisms, as antivirus. Together, application and OS security are crucial for a robust defence strategy, ensuring that both software and system resources are protected from known threats and zero-day attacks.

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Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0

Language

English

Year of publication

2024

price

FREE

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created with support of

Funded by the European Union. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Czech National Agency for International Education and Research. Neither the European Union nor the grant provider is responsible for them.