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Computing Security

Sebastian Lopienski · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2017

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Computing Security

Lopienski, Sebastian · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2017

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Computing Security

Lopienski, Sebastian · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2016

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Computing Security

Sebastian Lopienski · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2018

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Computing Security

Sebastian Lopienski · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2016

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Computing Security

Lopienski, Sebastian · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2018

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Running head: SECURITY FOR WIRELESS COMPUTING Security for Wireless Computing 1 Security for Wireless Computing

Anthony Gauvin · 2008

Many corporations and small business are moving to 802.11 wireless technologies for their local area networks without a complete understanding of the security risks involved. According to published research, many of the original security solutions to wireless local area network (WLAN) security are inherently weak and do not provide adequate security. Newer, more robust, wireless security technologies are being developed but have not had widespread acceptance within corporate information infrastructures. Corporations and organizations with wireless networks are at risk. This paper seeks to educate Information Technology managers and professionals about the security risks of WLAN technologies and provide some viable approaches to

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Cloud Computing Security

Roberto Di Pietro, Flavio Lombardi · 2015

This comprehensive resource presents a highly informative overview of cloud computing security issues. This book focuses on relevant approaches aimed at monitoring and protecting computation and data hosted on heterogeneous computing resources. The most critical security aspects are thoroughly discussed, highlighting the importance of reliable secure computation over remote heterogeneous cloud nodes. This book shows that present cloud computing is inherently insecure therefore advanced execution models have to be developed to prevent unauthorized users from accessing or affecting others' data and computation. The cloud approach enables on-demand scalable services that allow performing large computations without the costs and maintenance/management issues of costly server farms (thus enabling a novel kind of outsourced computing). Essential reading for software and computer engineers as well as data architects and IT professionals to better understand the complexity and heterogeneity of modern cloud- based scenarios.

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Cloud Computing Security

Yushu Zhang, Yong Xiang, Leo Yu Zhang · Springer briefs in electrical and computer engineering · 2018

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Security in Computing ...

Jesse A. Calvert, Michael J. Schuster, Stanis̷law P. Radziszowski · 1997

We prove that R(K5 −P3, K5) = 25 using computer algorithms. This solves one of the three remaining open cases in Hendry’s table, which listed the Ramsey numbers for pairs of graphs on 5 vertices. We find that there exist no (K5 −P3, K5)good graphs with a K4 on 23 or 24 vertices. The unique (K5 − P3, K5)-good graph with a K4 on 22 vertices is presented.

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Grid Computing Security

Chakrabarti, Anirban · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2007

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CLOUD COMPUTING SECURITY

Carmen Răduţ, Ionela Popa, Diana Codreanu · 2012

Cloud Computing implies that your customer information is exchanged via the internet to qualify for various web services, and involves a serious danger in terms of security. Data on the Internet are highly susceptible, while safer when stored in Home/Office on storage media. It is possible to corrupt irreparably, sensitive information, caused by the death of servers, or the worst of an entire data center. Failure prevention measures at the level of suppliers of services related to Cloud Computing presume, interconnection, data encryption and network servers servers for periodical backups of the same files on multiple machines.

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Pervasive Computing Security

Giorgos Kostopoulos, Paris Kitsos, Odysseas Koufopavlou · Wireless networks and mobile communications · 2008

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