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Science of Security (SoS) Newsletter (2015 - Issue 3)


Each issue of the SoS Newsletter highlights achievements in current research, as conducted by various global members of the Science of Security (SoS) community. All presented materials are open-source, and may link to the original work or web page for the respective program. The SoS Newsletter aims to showcase the great deal of exciting work going on in the security community, and hopes to serve as a portal between colleagues, research projects, and opportunities.

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Science of Security (SoS) Newsletter (2015 - Issue 3)

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