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Usability and Security Patterns

Some authors argue that it can be complicated to build systems with both usability and security, but the reality is that there is no real conflict between these two properties. Certainly, it takes more work to build systems that have the properties of usability and security, but in many cases it is a matter of doing just a good job not miracles. The purpose of this paper is to establish patterns that allow to align both usability and security aspects.

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