Lecture

Principles I: Economy of Mechanism & Fail-safe Defaults

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This lecture covers the importance of security principles, focusing on the 'economy of mechanism' principle which emphasizes simplicity in security design for easier auditing, and the 'fail-safe default' principle which advocates for basing access decisions on permission rather than exclusion to ensure security even in case of failures.

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