TIARA: Trust Management, Intrusion-tolerance, Accountability, and Reconstitution Architecture
The last 20 years have led to unprecedented improvements in chipdensity and system performance fueled mainly by Moore's Law. Duringthe same time, system and application software have bloated, leadingto unmanageable complexity, vulnerability to attack, rigidity and lackof robustness and account...
Main Authors: | Shrobe, Howard, Knight, Thomas, Hon, Andre de |
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Other Authors: | Howard Shrobe |
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2007
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/37589 |
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