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Trusted vs trustworthy

Knowing the difference between trusted and trustworthy is fundamental to understanding how to build secure software. In this exclusive video excerpt from Introduction to Secure Software, Brian Sletten explains the browser's transitive trust model.

By Brian Sletten April 22, 2016 • 1 minute read

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Learn more about producing secure software with Introduction to Secure Software by Brian Sletten.

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