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Keynote: Scaling the Web: An Overview of Google (A Linux Cluster for Fun and Profit)

Reese J. 2002. Keynote: Scaling the Web: An Overview of Google (A Linux Cluster for Fun and Profit).

Preventing Privilege Escalation

Provos N. 2002. Preventing Privilege Escalation.

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Memory Accounting Within a Multitasking Language System

Price D. 2002. Memory Accounting Within a Multitasking Language System.

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Semantics-aware Transformation and Anonymization of Network Traces

Pang R, Paxson V. 2002. Semantics-aware Transformation and Anonymization of Network Traces.

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Clilets: Web Applications with Private {Client-Side} Storage

Fischer R. 2002. Clilets: Web Applications with Private {Client-Side} Storage.

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Checking Linux kernel user-space pointer handling with {CQual}

Johnson R, Krishnamurthy S, Kodumal J. 2002. Checking Linux kernel user-space pointer handling with {CQual}.

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Segmented Deterministic Packet Marking

Fryckman J-P. 2002. Segmented Deterministic Packet Marking.

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Turing: a fast software stream cipher

Rose G. 2002. Turing: a fast software stream cipher.

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Turing is a stream cipher designed to be extremely fast in software, with a small footprint, and amenable to hardware implementation. It is based on an innovative combination of a word-wide Linear Feedback Shift Register, and a block-cipher-like round fun

Shankar U. 2002. Turing is a stream cipher designed to be extremely fast in software, with a small footprint, and amenable to hardware implementation. It is based on an innovative combination of a word-wide Linear Feedback Shift Register, and a block-cipher-like round fun.

Making Software Resistant to {DoS} Attacks Through Defensive Programming

Qie X, Pang R, Peterson L. 2002. Making Software Resistant to {DoS} Attacks Through Defensive Programming.

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