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Yazılım Tanımlı Ağlar ve Siber Güvenlik
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2019-12-01
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Demirci, Merve Sedef
Yürekten, Özgür
Demirci, Mehmet
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Siber Güvenlik ve Savunma: Standartlar ve Uygulamalar
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M. S. Demirci, Ö. Yürekten, and M. Demirci,
Yazılım Tanımlı Ağlar ve Siber Güvenlik
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