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Hardware (B)
An approximate algorithm for the multiple constant multiplications problem : SBCCI 2008

Efficient synthesis of register transfer level (RTL) arithmetic operations is critical for the performance of data-processing hardware. Multipliers are crucial among all such operators. Multiplication...
General (B.2.0) | Nov 19 08

Design for survivability: a tradeoff space : CSIIRW 08

In this paper, Krings argues that mechanisms that aid survivability should be integrated in system design, instead of being treated as add-on features later on. He defines a system as a composition...
Performance And Reliability (B.8) | Nov 13 08

A comparative analysis of fault injection methods via enhanced on-chip debug infrastructures : SBCCI 2008

For maximum benefit, users of fault tolerant (FT) systems must be assured that all components are fault free at the beginning of a mission. This is a very difficult task...
Reliability ... Fault-Tolerance (B.8.1) | Nov 5 08


Computer Systems Organization (C)
Lazy instruction scheduling: keeping performance, reducing power : ISLPED 08

The problem of “useless instruction execution” is addressed in this paper. An instruction is useless if the result is never used. With reasonable compilers, this problem can only take place...
RISC/CISC, VLIW Architectures (C.1.1...) | Nov 20 08

SybilGuard: defending against sybil attacks via social networks : IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking

A sybil attack consists of a rogue host that can mine arbitrary identities and get into the system. While on the surface getting multiple identities may seem innocuous, the effects of a sybil attack...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 14 08

Extending available spectrum in cognitive radio: hierarchical spectrum sharing network : Computer Networks: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunications Networking

First developed in the late 1990s, cognitive radio (CR) is an evolving technology for improving spectrum efficiency. At its simplest, CR software improves efficiency by continually adapting...
Wireless Communication (C.2.1...) | Oct 17 08

Achieving availability and survivability in wireless sensor networks by software rejuvenation : ICPS 2008

Analyzing the survivability of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) in the presence of compromised services and attacks presents intellectual challenges. How should an effective cost-benefit software restoration...
Reliability ... Serviceability (C.4...) | Oct 28 08


Software (D)
High-performance technical computing with Erlang : Erlang 08

Erlang/Open Telecom Platform (OTP) is a runtime system that has been successfully used in specialized application areas like telecommunications for quite a few years. It is, however, almost unknown...
Distributed Programming (D.1.3...) | Nov 6 08

Two-dimensional bidirectional object layout : ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems

Inheritance is one of the fundamental paradigms of object-oriented programming. This paradigm allows classes to inherit features and behaviors from a superclass. Multiple inheritance allows classes...
Object-Oriented Programming (D.1.5) | Oct 22 08

An extensible and adaptable model for system software : SEPADS 08

This paper claims to “present an extensible and adaptable model in which system software is decomposed into a set of architectural abstractions.” The approach is to look at a framework...
Domain-Specific Architectures (D.2.11...) | Nov 26 08


Computer Systems Organization (C)

Networking

Computer networks currently help to link the entire world. The importance of networking computers and its impact on our daily lives cannot be underestimated. This book on networking is the second edition of a book that was first published in 2004. The...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 28 08

Network security

The state of the art and future directions of network security are discussed in this book. The editors, Douligeris and Serpanos, have collected 25 chapters, written by 52 international authors, and organized them into four sections: “Internet...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 17 08

Gray hat hacking: the ethical hacker’s handbook (2nd ed.)

Several years ago, the first edition of this handbook [1] added some fresh ideas and excellent technical content to the already significant literature on network security. I was very curious to see if the second edition...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 17 08

Fuzzing for software security testing and quality assurance

This book is a comprehensive overview of a relatively new domain in software security. The term “fuzzing” is new, but the multiple techniques of which it consists are inspired from methods that come from reliability testing, black-box testing, and software security...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 14 08

Applied security visualization

This book is an easy-to-follow, comprehensive guide for security practitioners, from a well-respected name in the log collection and event-correlation industry. It is a step-by-step guide that takes its readers from introduction, to information visualization, to...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 14 08

Network security: current status and future directions

All over the world, the proliferation of computer and mobile networks has led to the need to protect them from attacks. Thus, network security is a buzzword wherever networks exist. This book on network security has the objective of providing insight...
Security and Protection (C.2.0...) | Nov 13 08

Wireless ad hoc and sensor networks

Wireless ad-hoc and sensor networks continue to represent a hot research topic, with the objective of translating abstract concepts into real-life civilian and military applications (for example, natural disaster management or military conflict). Interested...
Wireless Communication (C.2.1...) | Nov 19 08

Learning from data streams: processing techniques in sensor networks

Sensors were historically used in a passive and static way, as devices designed to generate an electrical signal that would be in some way representative of a physical observation. They were designed and implemented with a prespecified sampling...
Wireless Communication (C.2.1...) | Nov 10 08

Handbook of mobile communication studies

One would expect an edited volume with this title to address mobile communications through a comprehensive collection of the many technical, scientific, business, and regulatory...
Wireless Communication (C.2.1...) | Nov 7 08

Fax, modem, and text for IP telephony

With the popularity and penetration of Internet, home and business communications are gradually converted to Internet-based applications. Internet Protocol (IP) telephony is becoming a reality. As a result, voices, faxes, and texts are all transmitted...
Applications (SMTP, FTP, etc.) (C.2.2...) | Nov 24 08

   
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