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Description: X.25 Security refers to the security measures implemented in packet-switched networks based on the X.25 standard. This standard, developed in the 1970s, allows for the transmission of data in packets over telecommunications networks. Security in X.25 is crucial, as these networks can be vulnerable to various threats, such as data interception and denial-of-service attacks. […]