
Design
Developer Reading List
By Andrew Binstock, August 20, 2013
New books on Windows internals, JavaScript, Groovy, Python, and P=NPRelated Reading
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- Modernize your Security Operations with Human-Machine Intelligence
- Quantifying the Gap Between Perceived Security and Comprehensive MITRE ATT&CK Coverage
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- Rethinking Asset Management to Improve Enterprise Security
- Strategies For Securing Your Supply Chain

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This review confuses "Shortest Route" problem (find shortest route between two (or all) points) which is easily solved in a short time with "Traveling Salesman Problem" (find shortest path which visits all points) which is not solvable in a reasonable time.