Dianxiang Xu

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2006
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Joshua J. Pauli, Dianxiang Xu:
Integrating Functional and Security Requirements with Use Case Decomposition. ICECCS 2006: 57-66
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Joshua J. Pauli, Dianxiang Xu:
Ensuring Consistent Use/Misuse Case Decomposition for Secure Systems. SEKE 2006: 392-397
2005
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Dianxiang Xu, Joshua J. Pauli:
Threat-Driven Architectural Design of Secure Information Systems. ICEIS (3) 2005: 136-143
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Joshua J. Pauli, Dianxiang Xu:
Misuse Case-Based Design and Analysis of Secure Software Architecture. ITCC (2) 2005: 398-403
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Joshua J. Pauli, Dianxiang Xu:
Trade-off Analysis of Misuse Case-based Secure Software Architectures: A Case Study. MSVVEIS 2005: 89-95

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