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EMSEC
(redirected from Embedded Security)

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EMSECEmission Security
EMSECEmanations Security
EMSECEmbedded Security (various universities)
EMSECEuropean Mars Science and Exploration Conference (European Space Agency; EU)
EMSECEast Midlands Science and Engineering Communications (UK)
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Worldwide Computer Products News-7 October 2002-IBM improves embedded Security Subsystem (C)1995-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.
IBM improves embedded Security Subsystem by Worldwide Computer Products News
 
 
 
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