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64 reviews1.1 Motivation
Not least due to the increasing number of corresponding press releases, awareness and knowledge about the topic of information security and everything associated with it are increasing: Cyber attack, Hacker, Cyber Army, Malware, Blockchain, credit card numbers on the internet, publication of passwords, unauthorized data outflow to third countries, insecure communication in messenger services, unauthorized eavesdropping, unauthorized use of private data from third parties for unwanted purposes, Ad-Blocker, Profiling, personal penetration with unwanted advertising. This raises questions like:
● Can you surf the internet without being observed at all?
● How secure are assistance functions in the car?
● Does everyone know what you write in messenger services?
● Who is monitoring whom in the background?
● Which data has already been misappropriated?
● Who can you turn to in case of incidents and events when you discover unexplainable “strange”
connections (e.g. personal data in places where you do not suspect/want them)?
● How can you protect yourself against eavesdropping/profiling by third parties?
● Which controls are effective if you want to protect yourself?
● What needs to be done in the development of technical systems to remain compliant with the
law (e.g. according to EU General Data Protection Regulation requirements) and to be up to
date with science and technology (e.g. according to current cryptography)?
“Safety” (in the sense of functional safety) and “Security” (usually in the snese of information
security) are equally “felt” at their corresponding (usually negative) effects when they are no
longer given.
This book is intended to help bring order and light into the darkness of various aspects of security (information, product, process, cybersecurity, …) In particular, many examples of practical
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